New IceCap Pro Series Plug-and-Play Algae Turf Scrubbers

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Thanks for the posts everyone. If anyone needs help then feel free to call or email us. This product looks like it is going to be a winner.
 

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Wow glad you have yours! Mine is being messed up by fedex. It says thats its in arizona since sunday and is still there. When i called they said they dont have it. I live in nevada btw so i cant go there to pick it up.

Well let me know how you like yours. Hopefully it keeps the nutrients down.
Did you get your scrubber
 

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Did you get your scrubber
Yes i did. 3 weeks in and already scrubbing.

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Seams I have had an algae setback on mine on the 3rd week my screen almost cleared out and no algae growing on it. I have been running 24/7 on lights should I back that down?
 

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We run our refugium lights when the display lights are off. This also help with pH swings.
Usually yes but through some reading people said to run Scrubbier lights 24/7 to jump start then dial back.once algae is established.
 

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Any issue with light spilling causing algae growth in your sump? I am considering ordering one, but I am little concerned with light spilling because the case is white.
 

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I was a victim of an early gen icecap turf scrubber and it had many problems and was not user friendly. I will be curious to hear back in a few months and see how the build quality on these is holding up. I’m hoping they are a big improvement from the over sump generation.
 

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I was a victim of an early gen icecap turf scrubber and it had many problems and was not user friendly. I will be curious to hear back in a few months and see how the build quality on these is holding up. I’m hoping they are a big improvement from the over sump generation.
So far mine is running great. I have the Pro Medium. It is IN my sump in about 10 inches of water. It is quiet no loud sounds of the water falling down. Removing the screen is easy and just as easy to put it back.No added heat from the lighting and no light spill. So far fo me it is a winner.
 

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When I redesigned it I wanted to make it sump ready and simple . glad your liking it throw up some pictures.
 

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Slow no running
 

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So far mine is running great. I have the Pro Medium. It is IN my sump in about 10 inches of water. It is quiet no loud sounds of the water falling down. Removing the screen is easy and just as easy to put it back.No added heat from the lighting and no light spill. So far fo me it is a winner.
This is one of my main concerns. Im running a seahorse/gorgonian tank and i keep my water temp at 72 degrees. So, you are getting no increase in system temperature from this scrubber?

And is 10" water height the highest you can go on this? I am confused why you couldnt put it on a stand if neccessary and have a sump with deeper water level.
 

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You can and there isn’t much heat transfer
 

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That video didnt load for me. Thanks for answering my questions
 

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Yeah I tried a couple more time unfortunately it wouldn’t load
 

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I just got mine but it is leaking. The end isn't sealed. Am I missing a piece or is this end cap supposed to be glued in?
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