Deitta
Aquarium Advice Activist
Slightly weird question...javascript:emoticon('') since I have had my 29 gal as SW I have had a white dust over the living room furniture and electronics.
I live near dirt roads and Alaska is famous for our dust. Glaciers leave behind a super fine dust we call silt. Anchorage is situated on a peninsula that had glaciers all around once upon a millennia. Since we are near the ocean we always have breezes and that kicks up the dust.
But since I started the 29 gal, the dust looks different. Much finer, white (silt is grey to black) and in much higher quantities than we had before.
The hubby even tasted the white dust to see if it tasted like salt (yuck!javascript:emoticon('')), thinking the spray bar on the filter might be areosoling the SW. But no salty taste. Since the tank is near the entertainment center, most of this dust collects on the TV and we are worried about the effect on the more sensitive stuff.
Has anyone else noticed a fine white dust near their SW tanks?
I live near dirt roads and Alaska is famous for our dust. Glaciers leave behind a super fine dust we call silt. Anchorage is situated on a peninsula that had glaciers all around once upon a millennia. Since we are near the ocean we always have breezes and that kicks up the dust.
But since I started the 29 gal, the dust looks different. Much finer, white (silt is grey to black) and in much higher quantities than we had before.
The hubby even tasted the white dust to see if it tasted like salt (yuck!javascript:emoticon('')), thinking the spray bar on the filter might be areosoling the SW. But no salty taste. Since the tank is near the entertainment center, most of this dust collects on the TV and we are worried about the effect on the more sensitive stuff.
Has anyone else noticed a fine white dust near their SW tanks?