Scraping Algae From Aquarium Glass | Satisfying Tank Cleaning With Razor Blade

Reklam This is terrible! As you know, I’ve been on vacation for the past three months and just got back home. While I was away from my aquariums, my father stopped by whenever he could to check on the fish and feed them. Unfortunately, without realizing it, he overfed them, which led to serious algae and cyanobacteria outbreaks in many of the tanks. I’ll be able to save and clean some of them, but a few tanks don’t seem saveable. The front glass of this tank was completely covered in algae, and the plants were exposed to such heavy algae growth that they were close to melting. The internal filter was also fully covered in algae and had stopped working. Cleaning a tank this large is going to take time, so I decided to start by scraping and cleaning the front glass first. Tank Size: 200x55x60h cm - 660 Liters 78.7″ × 21.7″ × 23.6″ - 170 Gallons Fish: Channa Aurantimaculata Thanks for watching and supporting the journey. Subscribe for more natural setups, wild fish care and ecosystem based aquariums. If you want to follow me on Instagram: @peaceofnature.eg Feel free to ask me any questions in the comments, below or email me at: peaceofnature.eg@gmail.com . . . #aquariumlife #aquarium #aquariumhobby #fishtank #lowtechtank