Re: Python water changer

[thayer at sirius_com (Thayer Syme)]

Lot of traffic over the weekend!!

As for Python's, I love mine and use it on 2 tanks as designed.  The only
change I make is to place a small waste bin under the outflow in the sink.
I think it holds a couple gallons and provides a nice place for gravel and
sand to settle out before getting a chance to clog the disposal in the
sink.

Thayer

Date: Fri, 12 Jun 1998 15:26:02 +0000
>From: "Brad Grenard" <brgrenard at SMLY-01_HFS.PURDUE.EDU>
>Subject: Python water changer
>
>I'd like to hear from users of the Python water changer.  I'm
>considering the purchase of one, but wonder if it's worth having to
>make all of the connections and then take it all down and store it.
>Do you think that it saves you any time?  Is it durable?  Any other
>comments?  Thanks for your help.
>
>Brad Grenard
>Otterbein, IN
>

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