Tired of Water Changes!!

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I add the liquid to remove chlorine right as I begin to fill the tank back up. I've never had any problems doing it this way. Let us know how you like the new vacuum product. You will be amazed at how easy it is! It would be worth $100 to me any day. :)
 
I add for water being replaced. And when I start filling I add half then half before its done. Stuff is potent!


Or you could run the water thru carbon, for example get a water bottle with a nozzle that fits into the hose (smart water works best), take the cap off and fill it with carbon then cut small holes in the bottom, hook up to hose with clamp, done. That way it drastically reduces chlorine/ammo and other crap in your tap! When I did this I 1/4 dosed prime just to be safe, worked great ime.




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Anybody want to start taking bets on how quickly the OP starts scanning Craig's List for tanks larger than his current 55 after his first WC with a python? haha

WC on a 55 by buckets was a nightmare! I can do a 50% WC on my 150gal in 45 minutes now.
 
If its between aqueon and python I would go with the python. Simply bc they have a lot of replacement parts if something breaks. I dunno if aqueon does, and you might be stuck buying a whole new one if you can't get a needed part.
 
decoy50 said:
Anybody want to start taking bets on how quickly the OP starts scanning Craig's List for tanks larger than his current 55 after his first WC with a python? haha

WC on a 55 by buckets was a nightmare! I can do a 50% WC on my 150gal in 45 minutes now.
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I bet my aqueon gravel vac he will. Give it a couple of months


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