vanalisa Fish Aficionado Tank of the Month 🏆 Joined Jan 26, 2020 Messages 3,008 Reaction score 2,804 Points 113 Location Spica via Regulus Apr 7, 2020 #1 I found these great towels! No lint! Does anyone has e a reason I shouldn't use these on my tanks?
JuiceBox52 Artist, rare disease advocate, fish nerd, author Tank of the Month 🏆 Pet of the Month 🎖️ Fish of the Month 🌟 Supporting Member ⭐ Joined Oct 9, 2019 Messages 11,851 Reaction score 14,716 Points 113 Location PNW Apr 7, 2020 #2 I think it would be fine, just make sure they are solely for the tanks and nothing else @Colin_T what do you think?
I think it would be fine, just make sure they are solely for the tanks and nothing else @Colin_T what do you think?
Colin_T Fish Guru Supporting Member ⭐ Joined Jan 26, 2008 Messages 41,873 Reaction score 26,331 Points 113 Location Perth, WA Apr 7, 2020 #3 I would wash them in fresh water first to make sure there is nothing left in them from the manufacturing process. A normal sponge will hold algae better than a piece of material, which is more likely to let a lot of the algae go back into the water.
I would wash them in fresh water first to make sure there is nothing left in them from the manufacturing process. A normal sponge will hold algae better than a piece of material, which is more likely to let a lot of the algae go back into the water.
Retired Viking Fish Connoisseur Joined Nov 22, 2019 Messages 6,296 Reaction score 6,841 Points 113 Location north woods Apr 7, 2020 #4 Looks like it would be good for wiping down the outside of the tank.