Those would work great! I've been using old toothbrushes. Good thing I haven't confused which one is which yet.
WE use Denture brushes. I get them from the big store that starts with a big M. You can get different colors. I designate a particular color for each tank. The also have a little rubber point on the other end. Just like your black ones, they have a great grip. They also have a v shape brush on the tip. It's great for getting into tight spots or brushing stuff off of frag heads. Such as hammer, duncans etc.Ohhhh I don't use that lol I thought you were measuring out salt for wc lol
Oh oh the brushes, look at these, they're perfect!
I've only used 1 or 2 to exhaustion lol
Why is it when someone gets into the hobby they are told to get a myriad of things from sand to a swing arm hydrometer or even better a refractometer, skimmer, light, salt, cleaning magnet, etc, and never mention a SCALE?!
From now on, when I help someone get into the hobby, I'm going to recommend a scale as part of their reefing arsenal, lol.
Anybody else have any overlooked, helpful devices that are hardly recommended?
Where did you get these?I would never just throw food in my tank. Everything gets target fed from the hermit crabs, clingfish, shrimp, anemone crabs to the "normal" fish. Mandarins get their feeder filled, new born brine shrimp get sucked out of their hatchery to the feeder and bristle worms (when they get to big) get a ride down the drain
I use a plastic gift card (that doesn't have funds on it of course) for the same reason. Mine is from Starbucks, because when I receive the gift card I transfer the balance to my phone's app.
