Mag Float with Razor attachment

[tangaray]

I was wondering if someone could post a pic of one and where to get one at.

 

[heyitsmirix3]

BRS, Imagine ocean, and SEA

 

[dawgface]

Great aquarium tool!

You wonder how you lived without one!

 

[dakota9]

careful not to dig into your silicone seams with it, I hear they are sharp

 

[tangaray]

Thanks for the info due to my 90 being built in a load bearing wall I had to place a header above the tank which prevented cabinet doors and easy access to the front, so I have had issues scraping my front glass and now I have a potential solution without disturbing my tank terribly.

 

[lilrobb]

BigJohn;717400 wrote: I want to get one too, but they are expensive for thick glass like I have.

The attachment is cheap, the cleaner might be expensive though...

 

[dakota9]

BigJohn;717406 wrote: That's what I mean. Its like 70 or 80 dollars to wipe my glass. I have other aquarium/girlfriend stuff to blow money on first

How thick is your glass?

What model mag float?

 

[jennm]

I have an XL used Mag Float on consignment...

The *really* big kind.

Jenn

 

[tchristman]

The scraper does not have to be on an extra large mag float if the glass is only 1/2". You can use the large. They are not expensive at all.

 

[jennm]

There's also a "Mag Flip" that has a scraper on one side.

Jenn

 

[tchristman]

There is a cheap piece that attaches to the top of the mag float and the blade screws into it. It is very inexpensive. A large float and this piece will work fine. Scrapes coraline very well.

 

[mvm]

If you're talking about this new product, it's worth every penny. I had the old glue on and this works a lot better. It is expensive, as are the replacement blades, but it's worth it, IMO.

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[tangaray]

Just purchased the glue on attachment today and gonna give it a try.