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I hope you took the sand out before you used any cleaner......although... if you had filled it...those swirls wouldn't have been noticeable...at all
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5.5 fw fluval chi - class N top bar snake chested endlers/ red marble bn/ 4 stripe RCS/ pumpkin shrimp
20 sw cube - a few damsels and a colony of bristleworms
29 fw - self cloning crayfish..which can't seem to clone haha
29 fw - mollies / albino bristlenose / ghost shrimp and snowball shrimp/ glo danios
29 fw - crs/ amano/tiger shrimp /assassins/ whiptails/ plants/ 3 emerald cories
55 fw - steatocranus casaurius (20ish)/ tetras/ rainbows/large Jack Dempsey
75 fw - large Jack Dempseys / pictus cat/ yoyo loach/ Red gippicep/ 10+" oscar/ parrot -
Ummm I had water in it when I was noticing the swirls that's why I drained everything and got to cleaning itOriginally posted by dblondfemme View Post
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I would let it sit with water in it and change the water every day before using it again to assure that all traces of chemical is gone.700g Mini-Monster tankComment
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Oh yeah of course. That's what I'm doing now. I just have some feeder shrimp in it now and they are surviving with no problemOriginally posted by eklikewhoa View Post
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