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Why do I need to use an algae scraper?
Before scraping algae
x Algae are attached to the fish tank and the environment is dirty
x Lovely fish become unhealthy
After scraping off algae
√ The fish tank becomes fresh and beautiful
√ Lovely fish become more energetic
JESSICA HONG
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
Works great
CHRISTY B
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
Product just as advertised. Works great on removing algae from fish tank. Design made for easy use and lasting quality.
Mark Thompson
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024
I like this, I have a 2 port air pump and I had to slow down the 2nd bubbler with a valve to force air to this stone. I like the way it mounts and the micro bubbles that it adds. I am thinking of buying a larger air pump to help add some more micro bubbles. I did soak this for an hour or so before adding to the aquarium
mark
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
very happy with the product and its at a great price point.
Jayson Chu
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023
Good product!! Work as advertised!!
Blue Baron
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2023
The multi piece pole is sturdy and can be used on deep tanks.The blades are very thin but work ok,my biggest problem is the design.Instead of thumb screws it has tiny screws which must be removed with a tiny screw driver (supplied)The screws are easily lost.The pad is very thin foam not sure what purpose it serves,and once it is worn there is no replacement.Over all not bad but not great.
Short Round
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2022
This is definitely a must for cleaning your tank. the scrapper alone was so useful to remove green spot algae. it is expensive, but it has different attachments to use so there is that. The handle and pole are made out of metal and so far no rust is seen on it. It will not float if you set it in your tank.
valgal
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2021
Did its job. Like other people said, getting the angle right can be tricky because it just rotates, you can't lock the angle in place, it just holds itself. So when you scrape the glass you can't apply too much pressure otherwise it bends straight or backwards. But it does work pretty well. For being a long, thin rod it has pretty good grip and it's not flimsy. The blade is very thin but it scraped off thick algae with a couple passes. You kinda have to use a scrubbing back and fourth method rather than a smoothe scraping to get off thick algae. I haven't used the sponge scrubber or net but they look handy. Here's a couple before and after photos of how well it did. I have an old, rough glass tank with lots of scratches and it still took the algae off quite well. I'd definitely buy it again but it looks like it's going to last a long while.
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