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24-02-2003, 02:37 PM
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Changing gravel "on the fly"
Thanks Chet!
"chet" chet-at-surewestDOTnet wrote in message ... "Frank Mamone" wrote in message ... OK. So it must be a straight hose, not a gravel cleaner type. Thanks Correct, no gravel cleaning bell. All you use is 1" tubing. You could connect it to a length of 1" rigid tubing to make it a little easier to handle than a soft hose like material. If part of it is rigid, you won't have to reach down into the tank up to your armpits to reach where you want. Be careful to avoid your fish. 1/2 pound of water suction is a lot and you could easily kill just about any fish if it were to get pulled up to the end of the siphon. chet |
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