if you go to hardware store you can get a connector and buy appropriate length of tubing to get you there.
I use connectors for mine as wellWhat is your Method?
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if you go to hardware store you can get a connector and buy appropriate length of tubing to get you there.
I use connectors for mine as wellIts actually really easy, look in the diy section lots of write ups on it
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I made my own python when I had my aquarium maintenance business. I can run it over 75'. I have yet to find a place it doesn't reach from a tap to a tank.
When I drain my upstairs tanks, the hose goes out the door to the gardens in the summer. The basement tank either goes down the floor drain, or I use a mag 7 pump and pump it out to the gardens.
When I drain my upstairs tanks, the hose goes out the door to the gardens in the summer. The basement tank either goes down the floor drain, or I use a mag 7 pump and pump it out to the gardens.
I had to do this bucket method on my 300 and all my other tanks for a long time, lol...lot of work.
I use Lee's Ultimate Gravel Kit 50 Feet, $45.
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+3728+23755&pcatid=23755
Supposedly it's identical to the Python, but colored blue (not green), cheaper, and has a fish guard head so fish don't get sucked in.
The included plastic adapter fits my sink.
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+3728+23755&pcatid=23755
Supposedly it's identical to the Python, but colored blue (not green), cheaper, and has a fish guard head so fish don't get sucked in.
The included plastic adapter fits my sink.
i prolly have 100 feet of aqueon and phyton tubing linked together to drain to the driveway from my tank. then i just stick the garden hose in the tank to fill it back up,
