Flipper Max video ... Great tool!!

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My son gave me this for my bday ,I L-O-V-E it so much!! Thanks to all who shared their exp.. So worth the $ people! Literally one swipe goes thru everything! Even SUPER thick coralline I let build up around my PH for, oh.... A year! Lol mind you, the vid is of me using very close to my silicone seams so trying to go super slow and careful :) but WOW! Video sucks w led .. But still wanted to share in case anyone was riding the fence :)
[video=youtube_share;ozWcPJROemk]http://youtu.be/ozWcPJROemk[/video]
 
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Your tank is like a rave.

Is the MAX the largest one? How thick is your tank? Maybe I have the medium ones and shouldn't be talking shiet on them all the time. Pretty sure the package on mine said up to 1/2" glass. Hmmm.
 
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BeanMachine said:
Your tank is like a rave.

Is the MAX the largest one? How thick is your tank? Maybe I have the medium ones and shouldn't be talking shiet on them all the time. Pretty sure the package on mine said up to 1/2" glass. Hmmm.
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It's working good because Jami is a rebel using the 5/8"-1" model on her 1/2" glass.
 
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lol my whole LIFE is like a Rave!! \m/. ;)
You tryin to out me?! Ya.. It's true.. I have 3/8th " glass in this tank.. But I bought it for the 3/4 in acrylic seahorse tank.. Works great on both .. Just never let coralline build up on the acrylic, so this is best I could do to demo the way it scrapes. Max is the biggest one .. But still manageable even in a 40 g tank :)
 
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Jami, can you keep the flipper and blade in water for long periods of time? I bought an attachment to my magfloat with a blade and it said you needed to remove the blade or else it would rust.
 
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Ya.. Product specs say you can leave it submerged. Been in tank for s week now, no issue :)


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I use the 1/2" one on my 1/2' glass tank and it works wonders. It took maybe 15 mins to scrape off all the thick coralline along the back of my 5ft tank. These things work great.
 
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Thanks for letting me know it can stay in the tank! I've always taken it out but that baby is staying in from now on. :) I have the regular size with 1/2" glass and it works great.
 
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️Yw :)
The only thing I would keep eye on is that coralline or those annoying tiny white snails don't grow on the blade OR the white spacer nubs on the back. Could cause scratching I suppose..


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