Covert algae cleaning

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chris

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Does anyone have a way of removing algae from aquarium glass without having to put your whole hand/arm in - I have a couple of very flighty Paramesotriton who would become very stressed should I clean the glass normally, so I can't see them very well at the moment (although I don't have a major infestation)
Chris
 
There are cleaning magnets used for aquaria. Put 1 on the inside of your tank, the other on the outside. Just move the magnet on the outside and the algae is removed, without getting your hands wet. They are very handy.

~Mark
 
Thanks Mark - come to think of it I remember those now - thanks for reminding me!
Chris
 
No problem
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