Oops! (for C & C )

[qleak]

I'm a little disappointed with how clean I was able to keep the water, I squeegied, used a glass polishing clothe and tried to scoop out crap, but it was ineffective. I need a strainer!

iPhone_spash by n8.iverson, on Flickr

Hmm and I just noticed the frame of the top of the fishtank akk! I'll need to edit this

C & C welcome! No apple products were harmed in the making of this photo

 

[binga63]

still not too bad....pity about the phone

 

[qleak]

Here's my quick and dirty edit to get rid of that annoying frame i didn't notice

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[spiralout462]

cool concept. If water clarity is a priority you should probably consider hooking up a filter for a little while.

 

[qleak]

cool concept. If water clarity is a priority you should probably consider hooking up a filter for a little while.

Thanks for the suggestion!

Are you referring to a fish tank filter or something else?

I have neither, except a couple of coffee filters and I need those

 

[spiralout462]

Depending on the size of the tank a cheap "hang on the back" fish tank filter would work wonders. If it is a larger aquarium and set up for an extended time, a canister filter would do a better, faster job. It's just a thought. You can really "polish" the water to perfection with different filter media available at your local pet store.