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Imagitarium Floating Magnetic Scraper, Medium
Description
The Imagitarium Floating Magnetic Scraper provides scratch-free algae maintenance for glass aquariums with a magnetic 2-piece system. The easy-to-use outside piece helps guide the floatable scraper inside so you can keep your habitat clear of algae without getting your hands wet.
- - Floating Magnetic Algae Scraper from Imagitarium
- - 2-Piece aquarium maintenance tool
- - Floating scraper uses a scrubbing magnetic surface to clean algae
- - Second piece uses a soft felt to help guide floating scraper
- - For glass freshwater or saltwater aquariums
Specifications
| SKU | 2411276 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | White |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Medium |
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Great for easy cleaning!
Lauren0013
6 years ago
I bought this for my betta tank and I love it. Previously I have been using a la...
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Works great but bulky
AD1235
5 years ago
Does the job, just a bit bulky, wish I had bought a smaller one
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Good job
Apalona
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Apalona
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Perfect for tank cleaning
Ersel
Yes, I recommend this product.
Perfect for tank cleaning
Ersel
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Good product.
AndrewG222
Yes, I recommend this product.
Good product.
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Questions
What size do I need for a 55 gallon?
- Hi Rachel Black, Good day! The bigger of these, the medium size is recommended for tanks up to 30 gallons. Thanks,
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Can I leave it in the water?
- Yes
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Hi, will this work the same way on acrylic glass
- Hi DB66, This is for glass aquariums. Thanks,
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I have two gold fish that live in a 55 gal tank. The water is clear, but brown starts to accumulate on the inside of the glass, and on the ornaments in the tank. I have been using a few different water treatments, the water is clear. I use a sponge tank scrapper to get it off of the glass, but the ornaments are all covered with brown. Is there a fish or something else that would clean that stuff up?
How to get remove all planaria worms (crawling our aquarium glass in a tiny size )from freshwater tank ?
I have a 10 gallon fish tank and I have about ten fish (plattys,mollys and cat fish not algae eating) and I have algae all over my rocks. How do I get it off?
My fish tank is getting brown on the decorations and gravel I tried cleaning it a couple days ago but came right back
Hello, I have a Beta fish. His tank keeps getting algae. I just cleaned it and purchased new rocks and now its back. Just wondering if I should get a new tank, or bleach his current tank. -Thanks
The fish has attacks of fast uncontrolled movement since we have it. Sometimes it hits itself on walls and objects. Lately it lays down on the floor on the side and rubs itself on objects. It got scratches all over and hurt his eye. It eats normally. No visible parasites, but seems something itches it on the skin. We bought Imagitarum Parasites Remedy, but hesitate to use it as some reviews say fish died of it. We also have shrimps and snails. Should we use the remedy?
We have four cardinal tetras, three glo danios, three glo tetras and a albino Cory cat. They are all the type to only get an inch to two inches long and so we have them in a twenty gallon tank. Have gravel and silk/plastic/resin/and live plant/decor and proper filter/heater/air. Also have changed filter once a month, siphoned 25% water/debris out every two weeks using water conditioner but don't know why we have murky water and how to remedy this...
Can I use Algecide for fish tanks in his tank? There is a lot of algae growth on the rocks and on the side of the tank. Is there any other advice to help me remove it?
My fish lived outside during the summer eating alge out of our pond. Now it's inside for the winter but it has developed a white growth on its forehead
I have a decoration in my tank with my goldfish I am starting to get worried about the fishes health since I started to notice a brown substance taking over the leaves of the fake tree decoration. I have tried washing it off but It won’t come off. Should I get rid of the decoration or should I let it be.
will an iron rich fertilizer hurt my fish? I just got a Green Wendth to help my small aquarium with 2 small neon fish. i am tring to naturally balance the environment. Do i need to get specific rocks for the bottom? oh , i also got one of those green moss ball to help clean up the tank. I am not sure what to do from here.
There’s something in my fish tank, but I have no idea what it is and I need help identifying it. Thank you!