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Aquavitro 40mm Scalpel for Aquarium Coral Cutting

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $10.83.Current price is: $5.03.

Precision 40mm scalpel for cutting coral, fragging, and removing dead tissue in marine aquariums.

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Aquavitro 40 mm Scalpel

This aquavitro Scalpel is specifically designed for use in marine aquariums and features a 40 mm blade. Ideal for cutting through coral, fragging, propagation, and removing dead tissue, it is a reliable tool for aquarium maintenance. Suitable for both marine and freshwater applications, it can also be used for cutting plant tissue. Constructed from high-quality surgical stainless steel, the scalpel is durable and resistant to rust.

Specifications

Feature Blade Length: 40 mm
Material Surgical Stainless Steel
Use Cases Coral cutting, fragging, propagation, dead tissue removal, plant tissue cutting
Environment Marine and freshwater aquariums

FAQ

Can this scalpel be used for freshwater aquariums?

Yes, this scalpel is suitable for use in freshwater aquariums and can be used for cutting plant tissue.

Is the blade resistant to rust?

Yes, the scalpel is made from surgical stainless steel and has strong resistance to rust.

What is the best way to clean and store this scalpel?

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3 reviews for Aquavitro 40mm Scalpel for Aquarium Coral Cutting

  1. Bella Ogden –

    I use this scalpel for coral fragging and it cuts cleanly without damaging the surrounding tissue. The 40 mm blade is just right for most coral types. It feels sturdy and has not rusted even after several months of use in my saltwater tank.

  2. Jennifer Stewart –

    Great tool for propagating coral. The blade stays sharp and is easy to handle. Works well for removing dead tissue from live rock. Slightly longer than expected, but fits perfectly in my aquarium tools kit.

  3. Gordon MacLeod –

    Used it to cut plant tissue in a freshwater tank. The stainless steel is durable and the blade holds up well. No signs of rust even after being stored in a humid environment.

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