Seachem Algae Scraper – 6 Inch Compact Glass Aquarium Cleaner • Non-Scratch Blade • Freshwater & Saltwater Safe

Seachem Algae Scraper – 6 Inch Compact Glass Aquarium Cleaner • Non-Scratch Blade • Freshwater & Saltwater Safe

The Seachem Algae Scraper 6" is a compact, easy-to-use aquarium maintenance tool designed to safely remove algae from glass aquariums without scratching. Its non-abrasive scraper blade and short handle provide excellent control, making it perfect for small tanks, nano aquariums, and tight spaces.

The 6-inch size allows for precise cleaning around décor, corners, and hard-to-reach areas where larger scrapers may feel bulky. Safe for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums, this scraper is ideal for routine maintenance and quick touch-ups.

Built with Seachem’s focus on durability and practicality, this algae scraper is a must-have for nano tank keepers and fish rooms alike.

🌟 Key Benefits

• 🧽 Safely Removes Algae from Glass Aquariums
• 🚫 Non-Scratch, Non-Abrasive Blade
• 📏 Compact 6" Size for Precision Cleaning
• 🐠 Safe for Freshwater & Saltwater Tanks
• ✋ Lightweight & Easy to Control
• ⚙️ Ideal for Nano & Small Aquariums

⚙️ Product Details

Brand: Seachem
Product Name: Algae Scraper
Length: 6 inches
Type: Manual algae scraper
Aquarium Type: Freshwater & Saltwater
Safe For: Glass aquariums only

Best For:

• Nano and small aquariums
• Spot-cleaning algae
• Tight or detailed areas
• Routine tank maintenance

📌 Not recommended for acrylic aquariums.

💡 Usage Tips

• Use gentle pressure to avoid disturbing substrate
• Clean frequently to prevent algae buildup
• Rinse after use, especially in saltwater tanks
• Store dry between uses

❓ FAQ – Seachem Algae Scraper 6"

Q: Is this safe for acrylic tanks?
A: No. This scraper is designed for glass aquariums only.

Q: Will it scratch glass?
A: No. The non-abrasive blade is safe for glass when used properly.

Q: What tanks is the 6" size best for?
A: Nano tanks, small aquariums, and precision cleaning areas.

Q: Can it be used in saltwater tanks?
A: Yes. It is safe for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums.