Aquarium Cleaning Tools
Match replacement blades, pads and scraper heads
Check the exact tool model, connection and contact surface before replacing a wear part.
Read the model before measuring the part
Start with the name and version printed on the scraper or cartridge. A refill marked for a standard model may have a different mount from a nano or larger model, even when the blade looks similar.
Identify what the pack actually supplies
Compare the holder, cartridge, blade and pad as separate pieces. A pack of metal blades can renew a worn edge while leaving the holder in place. A cartridge can include additional parts that a simple refill does not.
Compare material as well as attachment
A replacement that fits mechanically still needs the right surface designation. Check the maker’s instructions for glass and acrylic separately, especially when a tool family has both metal and soft contact options.
Source documentation
- seachem.com ↗
- shop.tunze.com ↗
- www.apifishcare.com ↗
- www.hygger-online.com ↗
- www.apifishcare.com ↗
- flippercleaner.com ↗
- www.continuumaquatics.com ↗
- flippercleaner.com ↗
- www.leesaqpet.com ↗
- flippercleaner.com ↗
- tunze.com ↗
- flippercleaner.com ↗
- www.aqueon.com ↗
- www.aqueon.com ↗
- flippercleaner.com ↗
- tunze.com ↗
- flippercleaner.com ↗