It looks like it does a great job. My only reluctance would be my Betta. He’s a friendly little guy and likes to follow my hand when ever I’m cleaning or working on the tank. I’m afraid he’d get near the blade.
hmm i never thought of that. Good point. that blade is seriously sharp and would easily cut him. if you used this product you would have to start each scrape at the very top so the blade is always pressed against the glass as it enters the tank. the sponge might be safer for your fish! thankss for the perspective!
Yeah I think thats what a lot of people do, but since my tank is only 6 gallons many of the good algae eaters would be to big as they grew, I have a snail population that has been doing wonders too!
i said this before on some other video of urs, and im gona say it again- i love this channel..
Thanks a lot!!! I hope you like the aquarium content. I want to make more of it!
It looks like it does a great job. My only reluctance would be my Betta. He’s a friendly little guy and likes to follow my hand when ever I’m cleaning or working on the tank. I’m afraid he’d get near the blade.
hmm i never thought of that. Good point. that blade is seriously sharp and would easily cut him. if you used this product you would have to start each scrape at the very top so the blade is always pressed against the glass as it enters the tank. the sponge might be safer for your fish! thankss for the perspective!
Techplant the blade is really nice. Maybe he wouldn’t mind a temporary move to the hospital tank. 😊
Cool idea. But can’t you technically cheat and get a fish that eats/cleans?
Yeah I think thats what a lot of people do, but since my tank is only 6 gallons many of the good algae eaters would be to big as they grew, I have a snail population that has been doing wonders too!
It's dangerous, if it falls on the feet, I made a plastic blade for my scraper and it works well.
wow i never thought about that and yeah that would cut deep too if it hit your foot