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anyone have any good ideas on how to take stubborn coralline algae off the back of the tank? i've had it sitting in citric acid and everything else came off except for what's oR+GQjhgToeCwkXzkK9HEA.jpg 5gbhrD%rRaaOPWDv4f0Zvg.jpg left of the coralline algae
 
Vinegar and carefully with a razor blade
It’s interesting because the back of this tank isn’t a smooth acrylic... not sure of the material either... it’s so embedded
 
Maybe a nice paste of Bar Keeper’s friend. You can search R2R for more info. I think even Walmart carries it.
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I've used a vinegar soaked napkin/rag and let it sit on it for an hour or so.. you might have to put the tank on its side so they stay.
 

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