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    SnakeSkin Discus
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    tank filler

    cant believe i havn't thought of this b4.
    when i refill my tank after water changes i usually just drape my hose over the top of the tank and hold it there with the lids, but it's also fallen out of the tank and flooded the floor b4 too and usually disturbs my substrate.
    so i made a cpl of these out of spare goose necks i had laying around.
    no more worrying the hose is going to fall out again.
    made one for tank refills and one for filling the aging barrel...


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    Medium Discus
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    Nice Work!

    I think Im going to have to figure something like that out....it is such a pain to stand there and hold a hose while my pump fills the tank up

    Now Im curious what I have laying around!! Good for you tho!
    46Gal(174L) Acrylic BF Tank, 3" Eco-Complete, Rena Filstar xP3 Cannister Filter, Pressurized CO2 System at ~4 bps w/DiY PVC reactor (On when lights are on), airstone on at night, Lunar blue LEDs, 1x96w 6700K/10000K Dual Daylight CF (10hrs/day), 1xSilver Pigeon Blood Discus, 1xSuper Red Scorpion Discus, 1xYellow Red Ribbon Discus, 1xOcean Green, 11xCardinals, 1xOtto, 1xQueen Arabesque, 1xClown Pleco, 1xEmerald Green Cory Cat, Temp 83F, kH=2, gH=4, 1x50% WC every saturday with R/O water
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    Erk thanks you a lot for your help!!

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    Eternal Moderator Merrilyn's Avatar
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    Great idea fish-r. Makes life easier doesn't it.

    I've taken mine a step further and have a stop tap on the end as well, so I can stop the flow of water without having to go back to the main tap.

    But I like your idea of having the outlet pointing up. Mine always stirs up the gravel.
    Thirty-five years keeping and breeding discus, and I'm still learning :P

    Merrilyn has passed, but will not be forgotten - Goodbye dear friend

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