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03-31-2010, 02:13 PM
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ya any smooth surface reflects light, although it is not as bad as the color gets darker it will still be there. I just don't know how "etched" will hold up in a marine enviorment and it will be very hard to clean but easy for coraline to get a foothold in.. all in all its not practicle, so painting, layering ect is the simplest way. Steve
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03-31-2010, 03:25 PM
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I keep all sides of the tank clean and free of coraline. IMO, looks much nicer and reflects more light. If you do it regularly it is not a big job. On the non-viewable side, I always paint the back of the glass black, some prefer blue.
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