Salt creep

[Socalx45]

Is this normal and is this too much? This is off my return. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160827/df273a3fd947d297b0ef2a9e33ac48ad.jpg
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[Capsle]

I'm going to say that is way too much and you most likely have a leak.

[CarrieB]

+1


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[billdogg]

Mine has been running for 3 1/2 years in it's present form. There is Zero salt creep. Although it may be slow, there is definitely a leak.

[jason2459]

I would find the leak and fix.

[sleepydoc]

+1 salt creep comes from water - either mist/spray from splashing, or from a leak. From the pics that doesn't appear to be a location that should have spray at all, so you would appear to have a leak


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[Socalx45]

So have loc-lines been known to leak? How do I fix it or do I just buy a new one?

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[Rebekwl]

+1 on leak. You can likely get another one fairly inexpensively.

[RWEngineer]

I would re-plump it with something beside loc-line on the outside of the tank.

[jason2459]

So have loc-lines been known to leak? How do I fix it or do I just buy a new one?

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Yes, loc lines are very well known to leak and have salt creep. They should only be used inside or over the water of the aquarium not outside. They are not a solid pipe and will leak.

[jason2459]

I didn't even notice it was loc line and looking at it now it's pretty obvious. Yes, replace it.

[Scottedontknow]

+1. Definitely a leak!


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