Replacement Algae Scraper Sponges AQUA DELLA for Algae Scaper, black, 9.1×16×1 cm, pack of 2

Replacement Algae Scraper Sponges by AQUA DELLA are black cleaning pads sized 9.1×16×1 cm, sold as a pack of 2 and designed to fit the Algae Scaper model. These sponges are intended to remove algae film and light deposits from aquarium glass and acrylic panels, helping to restore visual clarity without aggressive scraping. Compatible with regular maintenance of freshwater and marine tanks, the pads provide surface contact suited to thin to moderate biofilm buildup.

Advantages

The sponges are cut to match the Algae Scaper shape for a secure fit and consistent cleaning performance. Their black color helps to conceal staining between replacements while maintaining visible contact with the cleaning surface. Sold in a convenient two-pack, they enable scheduled replacement to keep aquarium viewing panels clear and reduce the need for harder scraping, which can risk surface damage on acrylic panes.

Suitable for

• Removing algae film from aquarium glass
• Cleaning acrylic tank panels with light deposits
• Regular maintenance of freshwater aquariums
• Routine cleaning in marine or reef tanks for thin biofilm

Key specifications

• Material: sponge cleaning pad suitable for aquarium surfaces
• Color: black
• Dimensions: 9.1 × 16 × 1 cm
• Pack quantity: 2 replacement pads
• Compatibility: designed to fit the Algae Scaper model
• Intended use: removal of algae film and light surface deposits

How to use

Attach the replacement sponge to the Algae Scaper tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions until it is held securely. Gently move the scaper along the inside surface of the aquarium glass or acrylic, using light pressure to lift algae film; avoid excessive force on acrylic to prevent scratches. Rinse the sponge under freshwater after use to remove debris and allow it to dry before storing. Replace pads when wear, staining, or reduced cleaning performance is observed.

Usage recommendations

Use these replacement sponges routinely as part of a maintenance schedule: for many tanks, monthly or bi-weekly cleaning prevents thicker buildup. On acrylic tanks, always use light pressure and check for compatibility with tougher encrustations; switch to a suitable non-abrasive method for heavy deposits to avoid surface damage.