ok I grasp the concept of how it removes the water but my big question I'd how do you add water useing the python? And what if your faucet is one of those fancier ones that don't have threads? I'd like to know. If its worth it before I put out the dough to get one.
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It comes with an adapter-Just cause you faucet doesn't have outer threads-It should have inner threads that the attachment comes with....Just click the thing up on the faucet attachment to refill aquarium
Crazy Taco;1400124; said:
Actually I have turned back, I'm not discouraging anyone from buying one, but I find they just take too long and waste too much water..... As of right now I fill buckets from the tub which has a much greater flow and saves me a boat load of time, also gets my fat arse a little excercise.....
they are great. to cut down on water costs get the syphon going with a short blast of high water then turn off. I will often run the hose into the back yard and drain to water the lawn... then hook to the sink to refill... I love it... I have 150 feet of it... way fast then buckets for larger tanks...
Scottfree;1401645; said:
How much water does it really use? i noticed that it says the amount of a toilet flush but what are they comparing it to? A 1gallon, 10gallon, 55gallon, 100gallon?
I also did see that the water comes out of a the tiny hole in the pump.
Love mine.
I hate buckets.
much easier to use a python,IMO.
I use a trash can to mix new water then a small pump to replace water in tank.
no buckets.
Oh, my trash can(s) are on wheels also.
Whatever works best for your setup.....
I hate buckets.
much easier to use a python,IMO.
I use a trash can to mix new water then a small pump to replace water in tank.
no buckets.
Oh, my trash can(s) are on wheels also.
Whatever works best for your setup.....