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Old 11/25/2007, 09:26 PM
the_real_brian the_real_brian is offline
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Bullet proof calcium deposits

I was looking at my tank the other day. The one I'd just finish drilling and filling when I noticed a white film on the inside of the glass. I thought "no problem" and grabbed a razor blade but it had no effect.

The only thing in the tank was live rock so I drained the tank and removed the rock. I then took some vinegar to what I believe to be some type of calcium deposit but to no avail. You can see where the vinegar lightened it a bit but this stuff is going to take something a lot stronger.

Any suggestions? Something that won't eat the flesh off my bones or leave a toxic residue would be preferred.
 


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