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![]() a razor blade or a credit card will eat it up real quick
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![]() Easy blade will work wonders on it if you can fit your magnet scraper into that area.
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![]() Thanks Brett. That is exactly what I need since it at the back of the tank where I can't reach it. Ordering one tomorrow.
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![]() they are designed to be superglued to the magfloat magnets. I think you need to buy the one specific to the model you have otherwise it won't be the proper distance from the glass when it's glued on. the one i used to have was for the magfloat one size up from the one in the link.
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![]() try the "purple up" this helps the color and grow up coraline algae in purple, might will take over these green after a period of time. then Its better looking at least.
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![]() Yup blade it. My urchins eat it but not enough to control it.
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![]() +1 They're like any animal, they'll never it to the point of being gone. You'd still see the green algae, you'll just also see all the little tracks where the urchin has scraped a path through. Would probably look even worse.
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