Continuum Aquatics AquaBlade P Acrylic-Safe Aquarium Scraper with Plastic Blade for Safe Cleaning

ipad youser: The rubber is too stiff. Not pliable enough when holding against the aquarium glass to remove the built up algae.

United States on Nov 14, 2023

Patrick M: Best on the market. Break after six to eight months of heavy use in aquarium maintaince industry. Make sure to order replacement blades.

United States on Sep 06, 2023

Lonnie J: Very easy to remove algae off my waterbox aquarium glass. I chose the longer one so I wouldn’t have to get my hands wet. Work good or coralline also if you get it when it first starts to accumulate. Not sure how long a blade will last but very happy with it so far.

United States on Jan 31, 2022

James R.: This plastic scraper made short work of the algae covered front of my 100 gallon acrylic aquarium. I had let it go, and the Aqueon magnetic cleaner couldn't get it off, though it works great if you use it regularly. My algae was tough, and I needed the strength of the 24" model to apply enough pressure for it to work. It did not scratch the plastic at all, and all the built up green algae came off with about 5 minutes of work.
I HIGHLY recommend this tool for acrylic aquariums!

United States on Oct 17, 2021

Steve973: The back wall of my all-in-one reef aquarium is acrylic, so I bought this to scrape it when necessary. It is sturdy and well-made, and it does a fairly decent job. Nothing, of course, beats a sharp metal blade, but you can't use that on acrylic without doing a lot of damage, so this is what we need. The handle is sturdy enough so that it doesn't bend while you're using it, and the plastic "blade" seems to have enough of an edge for being plastic. I think that something like this should cost around $10, so that is why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.

United States on Sep 08, 2014