Dead Spots in tank

Hi all I am running a dolphin c-1600 on my 330 liter tank and I have some dead spots - when adding decorations - when the tank is bare the filter takes care of the excess waste lying around - Is there anything I can do to eliminate this issue - my input and output are on full.

 

You can always add a small pump or internal filter, directed at the dead spot/s, which should help. Unfortunately detritus will collect it new spots due to this. Best method is, like Reedfish mentioned, tk be aware of these plases and spend more time there when doing a gravel vac.

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I find that a small wavemaker does wonders to address dead spots in tanks.
Something like the SOBO WP-50M works well in smaller tanks, and the flow rate can be adjusted.
http://www.nanoaquatics.co.za/product/sobo-wavemaker-wp-50m/

 

ok great - It is a fancy goldfish tank - so flow can't be too hectic - they are not fans of strong current will be like a tidal wave for em :0 - yes I have tried changing the angle of output - I even use the output without the spray bar... :/

 

So no extra current wanted. Best will then be to try and remove, as much as possible, frequently.

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I may just try airstone - but those water pumps work on my nerves with the buzzing - cost arm and leg for my new setup now so don't have budget to go all out on a silent pump...

 

Get yourself a Tetra APS 50, 100 or 150 air pump.
You don't hear them.

 

Have to agree with @Pezulu on thise air pumps. And they last

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How much do they go for?

 

From Dorry Pets - use as a guideline.
http://www.dorrypets.co.za/index.php/shop/tropical-product/air-pumps/tetra-pumps

 

Great - yes the noisy ones are the worst :0