I bid on ebay for a 'python ulti-vac pond mantainace system ' today ,anyone use this ? ive been in serious need of a python for a long time ,hoping I didnt 'overkill' though.I want to use for my indoor pond as well as a couple big aquariums that are hard to gravel vacuum (due to my stupid impractical placement).im tired of hauling 5g buckets (sorry if I posted in the wrong place).Any comments?Is this a good investment?
anyone tried this?
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thanks DeLgadO! well i wont be one to complain if the water changes happen fast, at my current rate- takes hours!-that stuff is getting seriously old! lol way past time to upgradeDeLgAdO said:yea it seems good to me, just dont make too big of water change
lol now enjoy the EASY wayviciouspisces said:thanks DeLgadO! well i wont be one to complain if the water changes happen fast, at my current rate- takes hours!-that stuff is getting seriously old! lol way past time to upgrade
How do you guys fill up your tanks with the python? Do you add stresscoat or dechlor after the water is in the tank? I've always wondered this. I've always did my water changes with the python and filled in with buckets.
Tainted Glory said:
I can attach my python to my sink and after matching the temp it goes directly into the tank, while adding some salt and dechlor every few minutes.
Hey! Love THat PYTHON!!! I have a water softner and water filter on my house so I just fill staight from the tap. Cost about $1000.00 bucks for the unit and installation, but well worth. I now have soft skin and hair also!
Just add your dechlorinator (I use amquel) and fill it up. You don't have to keep adding it while its filling. Figure how many gallons you'll be putting in and dose it for that and fill. PYTHONS are great!!!