Algae free glass

[mixeras]

Best light schedule and products for algae free glass

 

[Saltyreef]

Best light schedule and products for algae free glass

Flipper Cleaner Float Magnetic Aquarium Cleaner - Nano - Standard - Ma

The Flipper Floating Aquarium Cleaner is the last aquarium cleaning tool you will ever need for your fresh or salt water tank – it even floats to the top instead of sinking like a rock.

flippercleaner.com

 

[NoohpyT]

Flipper Cleaner Float Magnetic Aquarium Cleaner - Nano - Standard - Ma

The Flipper Floating Aquarium Cleaner is the last aquarium cleaning tool you will ever need for your fresh or salt water tank – it even floats to the top instead of sinking like a rock.

flippercleaner.com

Use this and clean daily, only and best solution

 

[zheka757]

i have went from leds, to led/t5 combo, to metal halides now, and in same order, algae on glass increased with every switch. mainly because of how t5s and metal halides has ability to spread the light on sides.

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

The conditions that make a healthy tank are also the ones that grow algae. To remove it from any surface you'll need some manual labor. And snails.

 

[Tony616]

I clean the glass everyday with flipper. Can't be lazy in this hobby

 

[Saltyreef]

And snails.

Def snails

 

[Fish Styx]

Magnetic cleaner and daily maintenance.

 

[Saltyreef]

Magnetic cleaner and daily maintenance.

Use the force Luke!

 

[Fish Styx]

Use the force Luke!

It looks as though someone may be applying some "force" to Luke, outside of the camera's view...

 

[Saltyreef]

It looks as though someone may be applying some "force" to Luke, outside of the camera's view...

You sound like some of the guys in my NFT discord group

 

[Seansea]

Is that flipper that good? Still using old school stick scraper and some elbow grease. But it sucks.

 

[Fish Styx]

Is that flipper that good? Still using old school stick scraper and some elbow grease. But it sucks.

There are a number of brands and such, but yes. If you're still using stick scrubbers, it will be a game changer for you.

 

[MoshJosh]

no light, no algae. . . problem solved!

 

[RedoubtReef]

without work? No such thing. Just part of owning an aquarium.

 

[RedoubtReef]

It looks as though someone may be applying some "force" to Luke, outside of the camera's view...

eeewwww, gross!

 

[Seansea]

There are a number of brands and such, but yes. If you're still using stick scrubbers, it will be a game changer for you.

Any problems with glass scratching?

 

[Fish Styx]

eeewwww, gross!

What? Luke just really likes, umm... footrubs.

 

[Fish Styx]

Any problems with glass scratching?

You should be mindful about an errant grain of sand getting stuck. That could cause a scratch. Otherwise, as per usual, watch the silicone.

 

[Saltyreef]

Is that flipper that good? Still using old school stick scraper and some elbow grease. But it sucks.

You might give a mr clean magic eraser a try. I like mag floats but they have a love for scratching my starphire glass when i get some gravel stuck on it. The kent scraper is the only thing ill use down by the sand now.