Last edited by SantaMonica; 05-29-2016 at 10:45 AM.
I'll throw my hat in the ring for one. I just set up this scrubber in my quarantine tank. It has a piece of 2 1/2" underground pvc conduit. It's inside a piece of 3" pvc pipe to contain the bubbles, salt creep, any light and it makes the bubble sound a lot quieter. It currently has 3 red led's that are being powered by an old phone charger and covered in clear silicone. The screen was used previously, but before I glued in the led's I scratched the inside of the pipe. I'm betting that eventually the algae will attach to the pvc and I can remove the screen. If your light works on this, a diy scrubber setup could be made for ~$10 in pvc plus your light and an air pump.
I have a lot of this pvc laying around that I could make several and do head to head tests with. My saltwater water fall scrubber hasn't really taken off either. I wonder if your light would work better?
I'll give updates like my last two.
http://algaescrubber.net/forums/show...rfall-scrubber
http://algaescrubber.net/forums/show...ndergravel-UAS
Well it should fit in there... it's only 1" wide.
If it didn't fit, I could up to 4 or 6" to accommodate.
It's going to be very bright though for a tiny tube. So maybe a 6" diameter is better.
I'd like to try one please, I'll put it in the rear middle compartment of my JBJ 25g nano. I do have the JBJ nano-glo but my Caulerpa isn't growing very well.
Thanks.
Ok great.
That white light surely is not helping that much.
I would be very interested in trying one. My current tank has filtration in the thin rear chamber and so far i haven't found a satisfactory setup for my algae scrubber - your solution sounds like it would mean i could light from either side.
Yes, from either side. Bottom too.
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