- Natural, chemical-free cleaning method that protects fish, shrimp, and aquatic plants by avoiding removal agents and chemical treatments. - Safe and non-harmful operation that relies on a fishing-style technique rather than chemical methods, reducing risk to fish, shrimp, and water grass. - Simple aquarium accessory usage: pull the fishing line up to reel in debris, lift it out of the aquarium when full, clean, and reinsert for continued use. - Designed for aquarium environments: uses a natural approach to prevent injury to fish and aquatic plants, avoiding removal tools and agents that could cause harm. - Easy to use and maintain: an intuitive cleaning process that can be repeated as part of regular tank maintenance. - Reusable and economical: no disposable parts or chemicals required, suitable for ongoing use in home aquariums. - Compatibility and performance: suitable for standard aquarium setups with fish, shrimp, and water grass; supports safe, non-chemical debris removal with minimal disturbance. - Practical design for routine care: reduces stress on inhabitants during cleaning and helps maintain a healthy tank by removing debris without harsh interventions. - Durable operation: built for repeated use in wet environments, with straightforward cleaning and reinsert steps. How it works - Submerge and position in the aquarium to collect debris without releasing chemicals into the water. - When the line becomes full of debris, pull it up to reel in the collected matter. - Remove the line from the aquarium, clean it, and reinsert it for continued use. Use scenarios - Regular maintenance in a fish-in planted tank: use for debris and waste collection during routine cleaning without introducing chemical agents, keeping fish, shrimp, and plants safe. - Post-feeding cleanup in a community tank: quickly remove uneaten food and detritus using a non-chemical method that minimizes disturbance to inhabitants and plant life. - Tank maintenance or during plant trimming: capture floating debris and fragments around decorations or grass, then clean and reinsert for reuse, avoiding chemical cleaners and potential injury.