-=dieseldave=- Well-known member Joined Dec 29, 2004 Messages 250 Location Snohomish Wa. Jul 25, 2006 #21 I have a 175 gallon bow front and have no issues cleaning the front glass with a Mag float or a metal scraper from Kent(it flexes just enough).
I have a 175 gallon bow front and have no issues cleaning the front glass with a Mag float or a metal scraper from Kent(it flexes just enough).
shallowreef Well-known member Joined Oct 19, 2005 Messages 2,457 Location Palatine, IL Jul 25, 2006 #22 Luck you. I had a buddy with one and he scratched the hell out of his tank with those scrapers.
cordodor Member Joined Jun 1, 2006 Messages 20 Location Pullman, WA Jul 25, 2006 #23 you've gotta be really careful not to have sand caught between the magnets... that'll scratch it up very easily. I have a 46g bowfront and cleaning is a big annoying, but if you buy the long skinny magfloat, that does an okay job. I think the 175 bow is an awesome tank.
you've gotta be really careful not to have sand caught between the magnets... that'll scratch it up very easily. I have a 46g bowfront and cleaning is a big annoying, but if you buy the long skinny magfloat, that does an okay job. I think the 175 bow is an awesome tank.
-=dieseldave=- Well-known member Joined Dec 29, 2004 Messages 250 Location Snohomish Wa. Jul 25, 2006 #24 Just bend the corners of the scraper away from the glass