In the true deeply-lazy-reefer fashion, I tend to neglect scraping the coralline algae off the glass. It's a pain, my long-handled scraper doesn't have a sharp enough blade, but my short-handled razor scraper isn't long enough to reach the bottom of the tank, and either way I wind up soaked, stabbed by acros, bitten by &%$#@ fish, and probably accidentally fragging stuff along the way. Not a very enjoyable way to spend an evening.
I HAVE FOUND THE ANSWER! AND ITS PRICE TAG WARMS MY CHEAP@$$ SHRIVELED SOUL!
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you:
http://www.easybladeusa.com
... A german* piece of plastic.
Let's just say I was "a little bit skeptical", but I dutifully scraped all the coralline off my cleaner magnet so I could glue the doohickie onto the back of it, stuck the contraption in my tank - and IT WORKS LIKE A CHAMP!
Don't forget to get some replacement blades while you're at it.
Review By: Jessica Gadling
*Its not really German... I was just making fun of how all reef things are better if they're from Germany
Lazy reefer's tank covered in coraline algae
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Tank after a good clean with a MagFloat. Coraline stays strong.
Demo of lazy reefer cleaning tank with Easy Blade
Holy Grail. Clean tank...Check. Lazy reefer, still lazy?...Check.
Videos By: Shelly Anderson
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