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![]() I've been slowly cleaning out every part of my tank and I'm somewhere between amazed and appalled. In my surface skimmer, I found an over flow that goes to the sump and an underflow that goes into a collection area. Obviously, it worked because there was all sorts of crud in there. I decided to remove it and just let the crud fall back to the sand layer for the hermits to feast on. I cleaned all the debris off the power heads and took them apart. They appeared to have some grease in them, but I think that's normal. I'm trying to find something to clean out the long stand pipe. I suppose I'll just use a rag and dowel. The hose seems like an obvious offender. I hear I should replace it once a year any ways to avoid "leak events", but I'll add that to my monthly maintenance cycle. --Kurt |
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