A good choice for 50 to 120 gal fresh or salt tanks.
https://www.santa-monica.cc/HOG2-Hang-On-Glass-UAS-Upflow-Algae-Scrubber-with-Green-Grabber-surface--2-cubes-feeding-per-day_p_49.html
HOG2 bubble upflow turf scrubber, $240 new
A good choice for 50 to 120 gal fresh or salt tanks.
https://www.santa-monica.cc/HOG2-Hang-On-Glass-UAS-Upflow-Algae-Scrubber-with-Green-Grabber-surface--2-cubes-feeding-per-day_p_49.html
The SLIP.7 is the scrubber to get if you want to tinker with different configurations of waterfall scrubber, bubble upflow scrubber, and chaeto reactor.
https://www.santa-monica.cc/SLIP7-nano-chaeto-reactor-waterfall-scrubber-upflow-scrubber_p_104.html
The SLIP.7 is the scrubber to get if you want to tinker with different configurations of waterfall scrubber, bubble upflow scrubber, and chaeto reactor.
https://www.santa-monica.cc/SLIP7-nano-chaeto-reactor-waterfall-scrubber-upflow-scrubber_p_104.html
The HOG1 is the medium size of the small HOG's and fits many AIO compartments (if you remove the tank's black covering) and all displays. If a larger tank, then the HOG1 is used for growing live food...
The HOG1 is the medium size of the small HOG's and fits many AIO compartments (if you remove the tank's black covering) and all displays. If a larger tank, then the HOG1 is used for growing live food...
The HOG1x is the highest power light of the small HOG models, best for higher nutrient water that normally grows dark slime. Can fit a back nano compartment if you cut away the black glass covering from the tank...
The HOG1x is the highest power light of the small HOG models, best for higher nutrient water that normally grows dark slime. Can fit a back nano compartment if you cut away the black glass covering from the tank...
Fits almost all Nano back compartments
https://www.santa-monica.cc/DROP6-drop-in-upflow-algae-scrubber-with-Green-Grabber-surfaces--06-cubes-feeding-per-day_p_67.html
Fits almost all Nano back compartments
https://www.santa-monica.cc/DROP6-drop-in-upflow-algae-scrubber-with-Green-Grabber-surfaces--06-cubes-feeding-per-day_p_67.html