Aquarium Maintenance Service and Sales
Salt Creep a problem on your Saltwater Aquarium?
How do I get rid of “salt creep?”
A: Salt creep is a very common, and messy problem that marine aquarists deal with on a regular basis. Usually a good plastic tipped scrub brush and some hot water will do the trick. However, long term salt creep might leave deposits that are very difficult to remove, sometimes impossible. I definitely do not recommend anything toxic near the tank, lights, or filters for simple reasons. If you use a manufacturer’s product, check to see if it’s aquarium safe. If there is excess salt creep, sometimes it’s good to remove some of the tank water, and using a “catch” to avoid the salt from falling into the water, or electrical connections.
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