M MicropterusSalmoides Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 1, 2006 582 0 0 the future Nov 15, 2007 #1 i am looking for something like this for my return pump in my wet dry so that when the power goes out it doesnt drain my tank
i am looking for something like this for my return pump in my wet dry so that when the power goes out it doesnt drain my tank
D dmopar74 Peacock Bass MFK Member Mar 24, 2006 5,080 155 120 46 Tri cities washington Nov 15, 2007 #2 home depot has 1" check valves.
D derick2724 Feeder Fish MFK Member Apr 2, 2007 0 0 0 SoCal, Garden Grove Nov 15, 2007 #3 uh i believe you should check with your local fish store or home depot or lowe's should have them if not go to this website Marinedepot.com
uh i believe you should check with your local fish store or home depot or lowe's should have them if not go to this website Marinedepot.com
R rallysman Polypterus MFK Member Aug 7, 2005 17,543 33 89 44 indiana Nov 15, 2007 #4 Just drill a small hole right below the water line to break the siphon in case of an outage. It's less expensive and adds no restriction.
Just drill a small hole right below the water line to break the siphon in case of an outage. It's less expensive and adds no restriction.
frnchjeep Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 24, 2006 1,726 5 68 Ct Nov 15, 2007 #5 rallysman;1277181; said: Just drill a small hole right below the water line to break the siphon in case of an outage. It's less expensive and adds no restriction. Click to expand... And there's no moving parts to malfunction or leak by.
rallysman;1277181; said: Just drill a small hole right below the water line to break the siphon in case of an outage. It's less expensive and adds no restriction. Click to expand... And there's no moving parts to malfunction or leak by.
M MicropterusSalmoides Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 1, 2006 582 0 0 the future Nov 16, 2007 #6 rallysman;1277181; said: Just drill a small hole right below the water line to break the siphon in case of an outage. It's less expensive and adds no restriction. Click to expand... thank you!
rallysman;1277181; said: Just drill a small hole right below the water line to break the siphon in case of an outage. It's less expensive and adds no restriction. Click to expand... thank you!