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About LinkBacksGod knows i've spent enough money on my reef. The other day i got real sick of scrubing algae and decided to go ahead and buy something else.... again.... I got one of those algae magnets. Well to my suprize, the little magnet did an amazing job on my acryllic 12G flat back hex!!! It was sooo easy too, plus i dont have to stick my hands in there. It rounds the corners and everything... Anyway I just thought I'd share because I couldnt reccomend any product i've ever purchased more than this one.
-Todd
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- 06-14-2001, 07:00 PM #1Citizen
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BEST thing I ever bought for tank
- 06-14-2001, 07:33 PM #2Moderator
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Hi Todd!
Would this happen to be a small blue magnet with a red scraper?
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- 06-14-2001, 07:49 PM #3Citizen
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No, Its called the shrimp. I got it at ffexpress. One peice is wood, the others black.
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- 06-14-2001, 09:21 PM #4Council
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Yeah, Magnets !!!!
I have been tanking for SO many years and just recently finally got a hammerhead and a shrimp .
Me FOOL for waiting SO long
Now I clean every couple days to keep the pods off the glass Last edited by FISHme; 06-14-2001 at 09:27 PM.
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- 06-14-2001, 10:18 PM #5Council
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I agree. I recently bit the bullet and bought a magnavore magnet for my 150 acrylic tank...and it is awsome. I would not part with it now!
- 06-14-2001, 10:36 PM #6Governor
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Yep, magnets make life soooo easy. Although I would have to say the best thing I bought for my tanks? Top-off switches.
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A question for the folks using magnets on acrylic. How do you do it???? Do you put a piece of acrylic safe pad between them? I recently purchased one of the blue magnets with the red scraper. It works great but I put some acrylic pad between it. Even thouogh it says its safe for acrylic. Any thoughts?
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- 06-15-2001, 06:48 AM #8Banned
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May I just suggest 1 thing, If you have multiple tanks Don't move the magnet from tank to tank. If you have a problem with one tank you can transfer it to the other tank.. Just a thought.
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