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LF Small External Algae Scrubber

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I am looking to buy a Small external Algae scrubber for my 50 Gallon tank.
If anyone have a one willing to let go please PM me.
Going different path from chaeto.

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IceCap 20w Algae Turf Scrubber - Small
CW-50 External Algae Scrubber
Or other brand that's small

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I have a JBJ 45 All in one tank. I understand the light placement and peel away the black film but not understanding how to set up this part.
" I would make the ATS 3 sided. Place one peice of mesh vertical opposite the light a second piece I would form into a U or V shape on the sides of the champer."
A picture of the setup would be wonderful.
Thanks
 
I have a JBJ 45 All in one tank. I understand the light placement and peel away the black film but not understanding how to set up this part.
" I would make the ATS 3 sided. Place one peice of mesh vertical opposite the light a second piece I would form into a U or V shape on the sides of the champer."
A picture of the setup would be wonderful.
Thanks
I don't have a tank like that, but your idea should work well. A little heat will help make a V bend. I would cut the back to fit inside the V at an angle, so you get a bit of flow through it. Super glue it together. 1 sheet of mesh should be enough for a couple trys if your not happy with the first one. If your really stuck, send me your dimensions and I will see what I can mock up for you.. Good luck and post your results in my thread to give others ideas.
 

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