Mag-Float Glass Aquarium Cleaner, Small

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There’s also a sand and gravel rake attachment. It has a scoop shape that would be good for grabbing small things from the bottom, but otherwise, I don’t really know that I would use this that much. Smoothing out gravel and sand is pretty easy to just do with your hand. So, after trying out the magnetized scrapers on the soft brown algae, we then tried them on the green spot algae to see how they did on the really tough stuff. Long-Handled Scrapers But frankly, I’m not crazy about the cleaning power of the scrubber side of the FL!PPER. It seemed like it was taking forever, even to do a fairly small area. Then you can detach the outside part, turn it 180° and put it right next to the inner scrubber. This will get the inside part to flip itself over so that you can use the side that has a scraping blade.

We can only offer replacements parts or replacement goods when authorised by the manufacturer. Under no circumstances should goods be returned to us without prior approval. Made with rare earth magnets for incredible cleaning strength and durability. Cleans even the most stubborn coralline algae I really wanted to like this scraper because I think the design is cool, but sadly, it didn’t quite measure up.There is also a bottlebrush attachment that’s really cool. You can use it to gather up trailing algae, like staghorn or hair algae, and remove it from the tank. Also, I had trouble with this scraper and some of the hardscape in my angelfish tank because the inner part of the scraper is quite large. In the video below, I go into great detail explaining to you how to finish a concrete floor smooth using just a mag float and steel trowel.

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If you steel trowel the surface too early, you risk "sealing" off the surface and trapping some moisture that is still trying to rise and evaporate out of the concrete.

However, in my shrimp tank, the glass has a thin layer of green spot algae, the hardest to scrape algae I’ve ever come across in all my years of keeping aquariums. However, the unfortunate event that an item is dead on arrival you must follow the below procedure to prevent your claim from being declined.In fact, for some reason, the green spot algae in that tank is the hardest to scrape in the whole house.