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you finally typed a decently sized message with out using the dash marksVinegar is very acidic (pH around 3-4) so in large quantities or in a small volume of water it can drop the pH. However, for cleaning a tank it is fine. Soak a cloth with vinegar and wipe it over the glass, let it soak for a bit and rinse it off with tap water. Repeat if necessary.
After soaking with vinegar you can use a single sided razorblade (they have a smooth side and a sharp side) to scrape the calcium build up off the glass.
The amount of vinegar left over after rinsing the tank with fresh water will be virtually none so it won't affect the fish.
Vinegar will not damage the silicon (glue used to hold the glass together) and can be left in contact with the glass for hours or days if you like.
I acctually was joking in the first place.It helps separate the subjects and makes it neater. And I do have ocd
All good, I thought you were joking
Just mae sure you buy a new bottle of vinaeger for your wife or she would get mad as almost all of the vineager is gone!Vinegar is probably one of the best things to use to clean a glass aquarium. After using it just rinse the tank out a few times and let it dry or wipe it down.
i was also thinkign of that. but i ahve seen him do it about five time now, so it is getting there ( just another joke).In small amounts it won't hurt the fish (the vinegar). Hence the common live food, vinegar eels.
BTW good job Collin at doing a post where you don't have to scroll down fifteen times to read it all.