Got an adapter for the python water changer, goodbye forever buckets! (Until it breaks lol)
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FINALLY
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I like the cut of your jibe, Thomas Hagel; unfortunately I'm more interested in the python water changer at this moment in time.
So anyway, 80 litre change done in 10 minutes. That would have taken me a sore back and at least 30 mins before.
Btw for anyone in the UK, check out homebase, their hose equipment in particular; as the US sizes can be tricky to match up
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So anyway, 80 litre change done in 10 minutes. That would have taken me a sore back and at least 30 mins before.
Btw for anyone in the UK, check out homebase, their hose equipment in particular; as the US sizes can be tricky to match up
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Is a "Python" a battery powered syphoning device?
I usually plug in a garden hose to my shower, turn on the water with the hose in the tank, pull off the hose from the shower and go do something else for an hour.
Works fine, should you ever get into a situation where your "Python" acts up again
