Will the cleaner scratch the glass? Is the medium the correct size for a 65 gal tank?
350667
I haven't had any glass scratching issues. And the bigger the cleaner the faster all glass will be cleaned. I hope this helps I've been using these products for years
350668
It will not scratch the glass if you stay away from bottom when cleaning. I myself would use the large for 65 gal and this thing does work great. Excellent product
350669
Hi. The cleaner is specially designed not to scratch the glass. However, you must be very careful that you don't pick up gravel because if you hear a scratchy sound that could be gravel has got underneath the cleaner. Then you have to release the cleaner and let the gravel drop, otherwise that could scratch. I don't know about the 65 gal. tank. Ours is a 1 meter large aquarium, and it's fine. Sorry, you'd have to check that elsewhere. Good luck!
350670
no it will not if you use it right you are not to use it on the seams it clean mine great very strong hold I don't have my tank any more but sent it with the tank to the new owner
1444685
I am pretty sure it will do the job. I have polished well over 21 sq. ft. in aquarium panels. I usually wet the glass and put some polish on a cutting pad and then lightly spread some over the glass. I have a variable speed polisher and use around 2500 rpm. If the surface is clean with no scratches, a fine polishing pad should work great. Just take your time.
234854
I only use it for the toilets. I think it would scratch plastic/fiberglass.
1638157
I've used it mostly to work/polish glass and it works great for this medium. Sorry can't be of more help.
1775143
Yes it will, if the scratches are very fine. Most of the "foggy" look is caused by microscopic scratches and dirt that regular glass cleaner will not remove. The plastic polish will clean that very well, but will not remove large scratches. It is the best PLASTIC cleaner I have used.
1897
the tank and stand are attached, so if your trying to remove the plastic tank and replace it with glass....I would advise against it :)
1731917
Yes it will , I am using the same one on a 55 gallon tank and it works great !
1427475
I have a 95 gallon tank and it does the jo. It cleans any debris that gets buried under the gravel. I Have both large and small gravel in my tank and have no problems at all. Just make sure to dismantle it after use and clean away the larger pieces of debris that collects. Otherwise your vacuum will begin to smell. I'm not sure if this vacuum is meant for my tank but it does the job that I need and it does it well. I hope this helps you.
292277
I have only used maguires mirror glaze 17 clear plastic cleaner on my older soft top plastic window and it made a big difference. Totally worth having in my arsonal but I don't know about tint scratch. Good luck
2178322
Hi, I am pretty sure that it will fit all of the way across the 2.5 gal tank, but you should probably buy the glass top made for this tank, as it will keep the moisture out of the light fixture. This light fixture doesn't come with any plastic or glass under the light.Jerry of petworldstore
886899
I've found a microfiber cloth to dust to be all that's really necessary. Since it's not glass, but rather a plastic-type substance, I'd avoid ammonia-based cleaners. I haven't found dirt to be a problem, though. Hope this helps.
632216
If your tank is glass and it fits ok you are good, but if it is acrylic you should exchange it for correct wattage . I exchanged mine for correct wattage and size , and I am very Happy, these are great heaters .
942634
The suction cup is rather small. It is possible it could make a seal on a round surface. The tank I used it on was 1.5 gallons and plastic. It worked great. I did need to monitor the temperature, tho, because sometimes it would get a bit too warm.
749103
6.6 gallons. The tank is amazing, you won't be disappointed. But please make a mental note, this tank looks amazing but VERY careful with the substrate when you clean the tank because when I say this tank scratches easily, I mean it REALLY scratches easily. I ended up ruining mine because I used a sponge to try to scrub the algae (which built up over time even with an algae eater fish) the front of the tank ended up looking like frosted glass lol! (well I laugh now but..). So it'll stay looking gorgeous and clear as long as you are SO CAREFUL when you are adding/removing gravel. I thought I was being careful but I still ended up scratching it.
1803343
My tank is acrylic making it much lighter than glass but having said I have 60 lbs sand , 50 lbs live rock and loads of fake corals and it seems as if it could support even more. It is steel and pretty well put together so I think it will be fine for 65 gal tank.
2004741
it should . I use it on a 10 gallon tankjust make sure you do not use it on dry glass
128633
The glass is not tempered, so just buy it and take it to your local glass shop and have them cut it to fit your 5 gallon tank.