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Glass cleaning the lazy way
- Thread starter MadReefer
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Neat! But for $250, I'll pass.
Geez, sorta cool but if ya have that much algae on your glass, a $12 Blenny would do the trick! 
On a related note, when I had that much algae build up on my decorations, I would just throw the piece in my cichlid tank - they'd LOVE to nibble! In a few hours, clean as a whistle! My video isn't the best, but you'll see what I mean ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_ZmitRPtBg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Sandee | Sent from my iPhone!
On a related note, when I had that much algae build up on my decorations, I would just throw the piece in my cichlid tank - they'd LOVE to nibble! In a few hours, clean as a whistle! My video isn't the best, but you'll see what I mean ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_ZmitRPtBg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Sandee | Sent from my iPhone!
I like it!.. I want to get 4 of them for all sides of the tank
But one nice big grain of sand and you’ll know the path your little robot took that day, and every day thereafter (or every time it cleans), until you realize it has sand under the pad.
I agree with Paul. That's not a risk I'm willing to make. Besides, it only does one section of glass? I would need at least 3 of them. And one of them would need to be able to avoid my VorTech pump and a Sebae Anemone that likes to "lean" on the glass on the one side.
My other concern is how good it would clean along the edges where the silicone meets. I know I have a hard time cleaning mine with a mag float and usually have to end up using a razor blade to get the very edges.
Sounds like a great idea, but unless I had an inside the wall tank with a bare bottom and no obstructions along the front... I'll stick to the old fashioned way.
My other concern is how good it would clean along the edges where the silicone meets. I know I have a hard time cleaning mine with a mag float and usually have to end up using a razor blade to get the very edges.
Sounds like a great idea, but unless I had an inside the wall tank with a bare bottom and no obstructions along the front... I'll stick to the old fashioned way.
Group buy.....LOLNovel idea but I will stick to the old fashion way too.Hmm... Hmm... Someone might have ordered one
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