Mag-Float Scraper or Flipper Cleaner for Coraline?

ritter6788

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I have the mag float. After the first use I instantly said how did I ever get along without this thing? Lol I ave no problem getting off the thickest coralvue algae off the glass of my 180. I think you'll enjoy it.
 
I too have a large Mag Float...but with one little addition....a Reef Gadget. Unfortunately they are no longer available...but similar products are. I'm real happy they were around when I needed them. They simply glue onto your Mag Float and clean the glass squeaky clean:

ReefGadget.jpg



EDIT TO ADD:


Here is my actual Mag Float with the Reef Gadget


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I too have a large Mag Float...but with one little addition....a Reef Gadget. Unfortunately they are no longer available...but similar products are. I'm real happy they were around when I needed them. They simply glue onto your Mag Float and clean the glass squeaky clean:

ReefGadget.jpg



EDIT TO ADD:


Here is my actual Mag Float with the Reef Gadget


IMG_0300_zpsfc07d9c3.jpg

The large mag float we are talking about has the scraper like that on it. It's a nice add on and a must have haha
 

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