Re: scraping acrylic aquariums

[Trish <snips36@yahoo.com>]

They do make spounges safe for acrylic tanks....and
credit cards work well to.

You can buy the spounge things at really any pet
store, and they say safe for acrylic tanks.

Trish


--- Kate Breimayer <kate@munat.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I bought a "Mag-Float" scraper for my new acrylic
> aquarium and noticed 
> it says "Glass only" all over it... what do people
> use to scrape acrylic 
> tanks? Mine is getting overgrown quickly with a fine
> fur of the green 
> stuff so I need to tackle it before it gets out of
> hand. All I see 
> online is long handled plastic things that in my
> experience don't work 
> and snap if you scrub too hard... is there a fabric
> I can put between 
> the magnet scraper and the acrylic that will be
> safe? I always used the 
> Mag float before I knew better on my Eclipse 6 which
> is now I see 
> faintly scratched all over the place...
> Kate B
> Oly WA
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