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Who uses handled scrapers and can give an honest suggestion? I currently have a continuum scraper but have found the blade tends to bend at the corners. It is not quite as long as my tank is deep so I have to get my hand and wrists wet to reach the bottom and with that I’m also dealing with a ticked off male clown chasing me through the whole tank and attacking as soon as my hand dips below the water surface…doesn’t hurt, just super annoying. I see the new flipper scraper is offered in 28” handle but only has plastic blades or credit cards to use. I also worry the handle won’t be rigid enough when applying pressure to really get the coralline off. The seachem seems to be a good fit but it isn’t offered in anything beyond an 18” handle and I like how it floats should you let go of it or drop it. I have a tendency to lay the scrap across the top of the tank on the weir and edge of glass to drip dry somewhat before stashing it in the stand. There are tons of chinese no name scrapers on amazon including stainless ones which seem like they would stay stiff enough to get the hard stuff off but let’s face it, I have a feeling it’s not truly stainless and will eventually rust. I do have the standard flipper magnetic scraper but should have went with the max because if you move too fast the section in the tank floats off! So let me hear what you guys are using and your honest opinions of it.