MightyMagnets

[snowmansnow]

ok so I've been a fan of Mighty Magnets for a while now (http://www.mightymagnets.com">www.mightymagnets.com</a>)

I just got an algae scrubber sock in and MAN it REALLY makes short work of some of the rougher algae on my acrylic tank.

Recommended ?

YES.

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[jbdreefs]

Wow...why so expensive?

 

[jmaneyapanda]

JBDreefs;722733 wrote: Wow...why so expensive?

absurdly strong magnets. They aint cheap.

 

[frantz]

http://www.rare-earth-magnets.com/c-6-block-magnets.aspx">Rare earth Magnets</a>
just modify your mag-floats. I forget who, but someone was asking about a rounded scraper the other day, if you look around that site they have different arcs, so you can make your own! I'd think that would work and cut down on over head. Good business chance for someone.

 

[spankdog]

Yikes those are expensive! I have a ton of rare earth magnets that I've removed from old hard drives but they are so strong I'd be afraid that it would break my tank when they snap together.

 

[crobattt]

HOLY CRAP! i thought they would be like 30 or 40 $ :O

 

[snowmansnow]

JBDreefs;722733 wrote: Wow...why so expensive?

They are mighty...



best mags i've ever used .. period.. and ive used the ones from Tunze, magfloat, and some other mid priced one.

One of the best tools you can purchase imo

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