Algae Turf Scrubber

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Hello,

I have a diy acrylic algae turf scrubber. It is capable of handling tanks up to 100 gallons or a cube of frozen a day. It comes with everything you need to run it except for a pump. I had been running a rio on it and using the included ball valve to control flow. It uses 660nm solderless led's which makes replacements pretty straightforward for non-diy people. It also has a built in emergency overflow in case of clogs (never happened to me) and a large ball valve on the bottom to create a drain siphon and decrease noise. I will include canvas mesh for you to rough up and install as a screen.

Priced: $100 + shipping

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Price drop $150 shipped
 
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What are the dimensions of the scrubber? Sorry for my ignorance, but I'm assuming this one rests over the sump? Thanks!
 
Hello, it is 9" x 8 and 5/8" x 7" for the box. With the drain valve to make it quieter it is 9" x 8 and 5/8" x 13 and 1/8". Yes I had it resting across my sump baffles, but you could rig up an egg crate stand if need be though.
 
Hello,
looks great, could you please tell me what type of diodes you used?
 
Hi, they are Solderless CREE XP-G3 Photo Red (660nm) LED's from Rapid Led
 

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