SURF2 and SURF2x

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Can you spot the SURF2x in this round tank?..

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Coming back into stock now, the SURF2 scrubber®. Shown here is how you lift up the lid to view the growth.

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Not as much red in this holiday growth, but there is lots of mashed-up Cladophora, with some yellow slime and some brown slime. This actually should have been harvested/cleaned much sooner, because it just can't grow (filter) anymore because there is no more room inside.

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This is less Creature Goo, and more Ulva Fasciata from a SURF2 (or 2x or 2xx)

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Some tanks have no sump at all, not even on the back. If there is enough floating space on top, and it won't block the lights, a SURF scrubber is a possible solution.

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This SURF2 or 2x or 2xx is shown after being pulled out of a cylinder tank during a water change. Since there is no sump, the SURF floats at the top. And since this is saltwater, a SURF (which has strings) is ok; but if it were freshwater then a model without strings would be best.

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This SURF2 or 2x scrubber® is in a small saltwater sump compartment, and is not affected by the salt splash buildup.

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New black epoxy finish:
https://youtu.be/ks9ccPZNu5Y
https://fb.watch/mfQGt2kw22/

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Here is a hand-grab of growth out of a SURF2 or 2x scrubber® floating in a sump. When growth is green hair algae, this is the easiest way.

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This looks to be a SURF2 or 2x with some Green Grabber® screen cut up to fit in with the strings. Some have said this helped, and others said the strings were enough by themselves.