🐠 FL!PPER Flipper Cleaner Float - The Ultimate 2-in-1 Floating Magnetic Aquarium Glass Cleaner Review

Comes with 1/4 cup standard. First I ordered nano but didn't understand. Accepted and very satisfied. I've seen reviews claiming that the range is often exaggerated and I have to agree. Skip the nano for the nano tank. Just take the norm.

For use in a 30 gallon marine aquarium. very great product. I have to discard some of my coral after use. Use it very slowly and the trail will knock off the coral. Buy a smaller version for a 30 gallon tank or less. The rest of the product works perfectly.

I've been using an old mag float for years and finally got it as my seaweed and coral were too difficult to deal with. In no time at all my tank looked fresh again with a wheel rim scraper. I would say I wish the Felt Pad was more abrasive than the MagFloat, but it could get better in the long run. Is this a purchase?

Works great! Make sure you're half in the tank or something when cornering. If you get too close to the water surface, it will splash. Guess how I found out about this bug lol. I have a Redsea 170, about 35 gallons total. That's too much for such a small tank, but I get the job done very quickly. I highly recommend

Wiper side works fine. It really doesn't make sense in a 2" wide blade since only the middle makes up 1/2". Bad design or possibly a manufacturing defect. I'm not sure, but the entire length of the blade isn't flush with the glass. The scrubber side is completely useless. This is the same soft felt material as the outside handle. I circled over a small patch of algae for a minute and it did nothing. Other scrubbers I've had use a tougher, velcro-like plastic material that can actually wash…

I have a fairly deep sandy bottom in my 90 gallon reef tank. He has always suffered from algae growing under the sand where the light falls on him, making the aquarium look a bit dirty. Since the tank is built in, it is very difficult to clean it from the back. However, this did a great job. It's strong enough to push sand through to clean glass and the design prevents sand from getting stuck where it could scratch the glass. He also quickly got a grip on coral algae that had accumulated in the

I have had aquariums for over 20 years. I have used these long handled aquarium brushes for many years. I really didn't like washing the aquarium pane. The brush didn't do its job very well and dripped water everywhere. In addition, it was inconvenient to store. Then I watched a video on YouTube about keeping fish and saw flippers. It looked way more efficient and easier to use/maintain than what I was using. I bought one for my 36 gallon front line aquarium. It seemed a little pricey for a…