Best algae scraper for nano tank

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I have a 40 and a 25 gallon tank. I also have the Nano Flipper that I am a bit underwhelmed with. The magnet strength is not very strong. When I had my 130 gallon tank, I used a full size Tunze scraper and loved it. I see they make a nano version as well but was unsure of the magnet strength and a bit turned off by the plastic blade.
I would love to hear some opinions on the Nano Tunze as well as any others out there that work well for smaller tanks.
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Personally I love the stainless steel scrapers on amazon., perfect for nano tanks IMO

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Personally I love the stainless steel scrapers on amazon., perfect for nano tanks IMO

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I actually have one almost identical, and yes, you are correct, it works great. When I have a lot of build up, I break out the long one. I am looking for a nano one I can keep in the tank for quick cleaning
 

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