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Penn Plax Magnet Scraper
As mentioned in another thread I gave this a try and am in awe. I put this small bladed magnet on the back of my big one on my thick glass in the 230g and it of course jumps around a bit. But all my glass was sparkling-ly-free of coraline in minutes. For a nano, you could just use it as it. Two thumbs up from me. :biggrin:
http://www.aquatichouse.com/Maintena...MagScraper.asp |
Great. I need one. Do you just leave it in the water? No rust problems? Has anyone seem them for sale in Vancouver?
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No, I wouldn't leave it in the water Sam. Just cause my FW one rusted in there when left in for years. :biggrin:
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I just got one myself but I forgot the blade in it.It only took two days before I noticed that the blade started to rust. They work great though!
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How ironic that your name is Rusty! :lol:
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I have a similar scraper for my mag float, I don't leave it in the water. I have two sets of mags, one I leave in without the attachment for regular cleaning, and the one with the scraper I use when I need to get rid of coralline.
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Do they sell these in Canada?
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Yes, or at least the "easy blade" which I use is
Fragfactory: http://www.fragfactory.ca/index.php?...d&productId=75 Ocean Aquatics also sell it. J&L last time I checked did not |
This is not like the easy blade which stays attached to your magnet. That did not fit my magnavore magnet.
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Ah, this is a magnet scraper in one.
Is the magnet as powerfull as a mag float 350? Seems pretty inexpensive if it is! |
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