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Complete Guide to Algae Turf Scrubbers - Part 1The history of turf scrubbers from the 1970s to today!
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New @ MD: Clear Water Scrubbers! The natural and effective filtration method used by oceans, lakes, & rivers!
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Win the World's First Floating Algae Scrubber—$500 value! All oceans, lakes and rivers are filtered by algae. Take advantage of this natural filtration method by using an algae scrubber to keep your aquarium clean and healthy. We are super excited to give away the world's first floating algae scrubber, the SURF4 from Santa Monica Filtration, to 1 lucky aquarium hobbyist! CONTEST ENDS TONIGHT @ MIDNIGHT!-
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Setting up a 10 gal (20" across and 12" deep) for LPS and soft corals with some invertebrates and I am trying to figure out if it's necessary to include an algae turf scrubber to my tank. I know that it's beneficial for corals but is it worth the effort of making one? I don't have a sump or fuge mainly because they look difficult and expensive to set up and I didn't think one would be needed for a tank this small but I'd like to know if it would be worth investing in and how I can go about setting one up. I'm worried about any sort of drilling due to the fact that the glass isn't thick and I'm worried about it breaking. That's why I feel like setting up an ATS would be a lot of work for this tank. Anyone know of a way you can set one up without a sump? Any and all advice is much appreciated, I want to make sure I'm doing everything right. Thanks a ton!
