Things to get to help with cleaning.

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I got lazy and let my nutrients bottom out, now I have a case of osteoporosis dinos starting.

I also have a lot of kenya trees to remove.

I was wondering, what are some good products I should get to help?

I have in my cart right now with BRS 1 pump vacuume attachment and a pump to power it.

I need to get gloves, i could use some recommendations with those, they'd be more for grabbing things in the tank and working in the water.

I have an assortment of brushes I use that are meant for bathroom cleaning, filter socks to run the water through to go back into my sump, scrapers for the glass, a d some single edge razor blades(which I do not think will scrape on rock without breaking).

I have a mean green machine that worked well with the dinos I had when I started my tank, it needs a heck of a cleaning so I ordered a bunch more citric acid.

Worth noting my entire scape exceot 3 smaller rocks are all epoxied together, it would not be feasible to rip it out, so the kenya tree removal will happen under water, I have a ton of rox carbon ready to go in a reactor.

What else should I get?
 

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