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What type of mag scraper do you use?
- Thread starter Spaceman
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Tunze. Very low chance of ever scratching the glass.
CoralJunkie
John
I recently came across something called the flapper I think? It’s a magnet scraper with an attachment for a razor blade or plastic blade
CoralJunkie
John
It’s called the Flipper, Google searching flapper will fetch you something totally unrelated
SaltwaterNomad
Non-member
I have been using Tunze as well, great at removing algae off the glass.
I won’t use a magnetic scraper on a new acrylic tank, I will go in with my arm with a foam pads.
A look at Brian in his tank cleaning it.
Tunze Strong + Care Magnet
OP
OP
You guys are awesome! But the mighty mag is no basic magnet scraper it has a acrylic pad thats easy replaceable it looks like. I was hoping some one had one... I don't run sand and I will probably clean the pad prior to cleaning tank every time! Dong I am also looking forward to seeing you next week!!!!!!!!
I've been using mighty mags for over 15 years on both fresh water and salt water acrylic tanks. It is a huge mistake to use any other brand on acrylic IMO
OP
OP
Thanks just ordered one its nice to hear first had experience. I have only had small acrylic in the past and a quick clean with a magic eraser and all set but not this tank!
Tunze all the way! And a friend of mine sells this aftermarket blade you can add to it:
www.4daquatics.com
It's a ceramic blade that makes quick work of coralline. Because it's ceramic, it can't bend so there's no risk of scratching your glass.
Tunze Ceramic Blade Upgrade | 4D Aquatics
When used correctly, this powerful tool can cut through the thickest of coralline algae like a hot knife through butter. Because of the sharp blade, the user must exercise extreme caution when cleaning around the seals of the tank. * Price is for 2 scrapers with ceramic blades* Recommended for...
www.4daquatics.com
It's a ceramic blade that makes quick work of coralline. Because it's ceramic, it can't bend so there's no risk of scratching your glass.
Tunze all the way! And a friend of mine sells this aftermarket blade you can add to it:
Tunze Ceramic Blade Upgrade | 4D Aquatics
When used correctly, this powerful tool can cut through the thickest of coralline algae like a hot knife through butter. Because of the sharp blade, the user must exercise extreme caution when cleaning around the seals of the tank. * Price is for 2 scrapers with ceramic blades* Recommended for...
It's a ceramic blade that makes quick work of coralline. Be
Any company that claims that, it can cut thru coralline like butter is ridiculous. You can do the same with a credit card edge.Tunze all the way! And a friend of mine sells this aftermarket blade you can add to it:
Tunze Ceramic Blade Upgrade | 4D Aquatics
When used correctly, this powerful tool can cut through the thickest of coralline algae like a hot knife through butter. Because of the sharp blade, the user must exercise extreme caution when cleaning around the seals of the tank. * Price is for 2 scrapers with ceramic blades* Recommended for...
It's a ceramic blade that makes quick work of coralline. Because it's ceramic, it can't bend so there's no risk of scratching your glass.
