Pawfly by need
Pawfly aquarium cleaning tools
Nine Pawfly tools for glass, gravel and water changes, from a magnetic cleaner for 1/4 in glass to a 7-in-1 kit on a 32.5 in rod.
- 9 models
- 29 options
- $3.99 to $21.99
Pawfly by need
Nine Pawfly tools for glass, gravel and water changes, from a magnetic cleaner for 1/4 in glass to a 7-in-1 kit on a 32.5 in rod.
| Model | Key figures | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pawfly Fish Net with Telescopic Handle | 3–8 in, 6 options | $3.99 to $13.99 |
| Pawfly Fish Net with Braided Metal Handle | 4–10 in, 10 options | $4.39 to $16.99 |
| Pawfly Algae Scraper with 5 Blades | one option | $13.99 |
| Pawfly Magnetic Glass Cleaner with Scraper | 2 options | $8.99 to $11.99 |
| Pawfly Gravel Vacuum and Siphon | 5–60 gal, 3 options | $7.99 to $21.99 |
| Pawfly Strong Magnetic Glass Cleaner, 2 Scrapers | 2 options | $9.99 to $15.99 |
| Pawfly Fish Nets, Braided Handle, 2 Pack | 5–6 in, 3 options | $5.99 to $7.99 |
| Pawfly 3-in-1 Water Changer | up to 15 gal, one option | $16.99 |
| Pawfly 7-in-1 Tank Cleaning Kit | one option | $21.99 |
A cleaning session runs best from the top down: glass first, then gravel, then the water change, so loose dirt settles before you siphon it out. The 7-in-1 Tank Cleaning Kit covers the first two jobs on one rod that extends from 21 to 32.5 in, with a scraper and 10 spare blades, two sponge pads, a square and a tube brush, a gravel rake and a net.
Then comes the siphon. With a handle that slows or stops the flow, the 3-in-1 Water Changer moves up to 15 gallons in 10 minutes, and the Gravel Vacuum and Siphon does 5 gallons in the same time on a 5 to 10 gallon tank. Keep a net nearby for anything that drifts loose: the Telescopic net reaches 24 in, and the braided nets come one or two to a pack.
All 9 picks for cleaning: glass, gravel, water come from the Pawfly lineup.
The 7-in-1 kit's rod extends to 32.5 in, the Algae Scraper's handle to 26 in and the Telescopic Fish Net to 24 in. For water changes, the 3-in-1 Water Changer's intake tube extends from 11 to 16.5 in, and its 3.75 ft hose runs to the bucket.
An algae scraper with 10 replacement blades, 2 sponge pads, a square brush, a tube brush for pipes about 3/5 in across, a gravel rake and a fish net. Each tool snaps onto one rod that extends from 21 to 32.5 in. The scraper is for glass, not acrylic or plastic tanks.
Squeeze the bulb a few times. It needs no power. Before you start, hold the bulb lower than the intake tube and point the end marked with an arrow down toward the bucket. Once water runs, push the intake into the gravel and lift it as the dirt clears.