hygger Multi-Use Fish Tank Cleaning Tools Kit, 6 in 1 Aquarium Clean Set with Long Handle Blade Scraper Sponge Scrubber Firm Scrub Brush Fish Net Gravel Rake for Acrylic & Glass Tank

Works well, sturdy, easy to store. Would buy again.

For the price, you get a lot of useful attachments. Skip the other flimsy scrapers, this is wide and sturdy. Cleaned all the Algae off of our 20 gallon tank in minutes. The net is large and helps getting the algae out and not into the filter. One of the best things I’ve bought on Amazon.

I just want to lead in by saying that I have been using the gravel rake to scoop out duckweed, and the degree to which it has helped me maintain my tanks in only a week makes this product worthy of owning for me.What I like:- Razor algae scraper works well for my tanks, including scrubbing grime off of the top of my rimless tanks- The net is quite large and is heavy duty. I will use this one primarily for fish, and my several others will be used for shrimp.- Changing out heads takes like 15 seconds start to finish.- The gravel cleaner has my tanks almost completely rid of duckweed, and I didn't have to worry about picking baby shrimp out of a net. As I mentioned, this is the biggest win for me.- It offers versatility (like improvising as a duckweed tool) through all of the different attachments, beyond what they are designed to do. It is as close to an all-in-one tool as I have seen yet.What I don't like:- The allen wrench. I just want to be able to use my stuff without having to find the tool that is necessary to adjust it.- The scrubbing sponge just doesn't do much for me. I rarely have anything loose on the glass that this could actually scrub away. This did not work for any algae on any tank. But, it did stay on the tool itself, which given that it is only velcro and I pushed really hard a few times... it's kind of impressive in that sense.- There is no efficient way to store it. You'll just have to deal with all of the attachments being thrown into a drawer or stuffed into something like a ziploc bag. While the box itself has a foam insert that kept everything in place while it was shipped, it's just a cardboard box and is way bigger than it needs to be.- While the above items are more preference-based, since largely I knew about those issues before I ordered it, I can't really knock it for any of those reasons. I can, however, share my one concern. I do worry about the durability of the actual handle itself. When I went to scrape the glass, I could feel some tension and bending in the rod. I'm not like insanely strong, and maybe I do clean somewhat aggressively (how am I even supposed to know that?), but this is the main outlier for me in an otherwise really good product.Other:- I have not used the v-shaped tool for planting or replanting. While some people may find benefit in it, I am much more comfortable using my tweezers than this tool. In a pinch, I might give it a try, but I don't think that is a tool that I will use very frequently.Overall, there are a lot of options out there that are very similar when it comes to tank maintenance. This one definitely stands out, and is a tool that I am glad I have on hand for whatever needs may arise.

The media could not be loaded.  I have Nerite snails which are great minus the eggs. They are like little concrete blobs on the glass. This tool instantly cleaned them from the glass with no scratches. 100% worth the money!

A perfect tool would have a beefier build and the collars that screw down to tighten the rod extension would be bit easier to use (it's easy to overtighten them). However, for what this costs, I'm very pleased with it and definitely recommend.

We've bought several cleaning tools for our 55 gallon fish tank and none compares to this set. It's perfect for cleaning the entire tank

If you own an aquarium then you will appreciate all of the different attachments and the telescopic handle.

The algae scraper blade is extremely sharp. It is sharper that the blade on my blender, and I don't think there is any reason for it to be that sharp. The cover on the blade was a little difficult to to take off, and when it came off it caused a jerking motion on the blade which sliced my finger open. Trying to close it again, my thumb barely touched it and I got another cut on my thumb. Obviously have not tried actually using it, but I am afraid to use it on my tank glass as this much sharpness might scratch the glass. No warning anywhere abot the sharpness of the blade.