The Tetra GS45 Glass Scraper is a durable cleaning tool designed for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums. It helps clear algae and debris from glass surfaces to maintain a clear view of your aquatic environment.
The handle is designed to stay afloat if dropped in the water, making it easy to retrieve during maintenance.
Key Ingredients
- Stainless Steel - durable double-sided blade for cleaning
- Fiberglass - high-resistance rod
- Protective Edges - helps protect aquarium silicone seals from accidental contact
How to Use
- Gently glide the stainless steel blade across the interior glass surfaces to lift algae.
- Use the double-sided blade for stubborn or thickened buildup.
- Rinse the tool with fresh water after use in saltwater tanks.
- Replace the blade when it becomes dull for continued efficiency.
- Double-sided stainless steel blade for efficient cleaning
- 45cm high-resistance fiberglass rod for extended reach
- Floating handle design for easy retrieval from the water
- Suitable for both freshwater and marine aquariums
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