🧼 FL!PPER Platinum Aquarium Hand Scraper Tool – Ultimate Glass and Acrylic Fish Tank Cleaner – Credit Card or Hotel Key Used – Serrated Blade for Effective Aquarium Glass Scraper Review

I have an aquarium with plants and have received advice from professional aquascapers on how to use a used credit card to clean the aquarium glass to get rid of tougher algae (like green algae). After finding this tip I stumbled upon it and was thrilled to be able to scrape off my stubborn algae without scratching the glass or getting my hands wet. I've heard of some razor scrapers that can scratch glass and didn't want to risk it. After using it I found it to be very effective in removing…

I originally bought an 18 inch curved head scraper. It fits perfectly in the bottom 1/3 of my 24" x 24" x 60" 180g acrylic tank. The tilting head makes it much easier to maintain a good scraping angle on the bottom of the tank BUT when used in the top 2/. 3 of the tank the angle becomes blunt for good scraping. For the top 2/3 of the tank a non-angled head works much better. The problem is that 10" is too short and 28" is too long. Luckily the red handles slide all the way easy off the shelf so

I've seen several other tank scrapers on Revain that rely on the use of a single blade. While I think they can be *slightly* more effective, I don't know about you, but I do clean the inside of my tank without taking the fish out first. So. Hitting a stick in your tank with a razor blade seems like a really bad idea to me. Anyone who objects that this pinball machine is just a well-made ballpoint pen with a long extension for the included "empty" credit card is usually right. On the downside…