Do you clean your back wall?

[MikeGilliland]

I started growing gsp. It looks rad with the flow. I took some off and it’s a lot easier than I thought it would be

 

[Deleted member 20245]

I’ve ended up scraping one of the tanks’ back wall. Haven’t done that in years and it was nasty. Hope I can grow coralline on the glass this time. I have them on rocks but it takes awhile on glass. My frag tank is acrylic and 3 sides are covered in coralline, which I don’t mind.

 

[Deleted member 20245]

Finally cleaned the glass and exposed some cool coralline algae growing…what do you think?

 

[JojosReef]

I think I should try out my front and side walls first.

 

[Deleted member 20245]

I think I should try out my front and side walls first.

Nah - I prefer the view from the back.

 

[jessesoto33]

I never used to, but I noticed if you have a black background and it is clean, the tank looks much better so every once in a while I’ll get back there and start scraping


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[Deleted member 20245]

I never used to, but I noticed if you have a black background and it is clean, the tank looks much better so every once in a while I’ll get back there and start scraping


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Agreed - black background brings out the color in fish & corals. I’ll settle for a purple coralline background; however, it is currently brown! Ugh