Best Non-Fish Item Used For Fish Purposes

[FishHobby99]

long handled grapper tool ...useful around the house to reach tall shelves or reach something that fell behind the washing machine etc.
It's great for moving ornaments, rocks etc without getting your hands wet. And they're inexpensive. It reaches to the bottom of my 24 inch tall hex tank.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GTWWJB5/?tag=ff0d01-20

LOL! That’s my husband‘s favorite tool! He used it to move around the pirate ship etc in the big tank. Actually lowered it down first with a rope.

 

[I Like Rare Fish]

Tweezers for feeding.

 

[FishHobby99]

LOL! That’s my husband‘s favorite tool! He used it to move around the pirate ship etc in the big tank. Actually lowered it down first with a rope.

Tweezers for feeding.

Feeding what type & size?

 

[JemZ]

long handled grapper tool ...useful around the house to reach tall shelves or reach something that fell behind the washing machine etc.
It's great for moving ornaments, rocks etc without getting your hands wet. And they're inexpensive. It reaches to the bottom of my 24 inch tall hex tank.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GTWWJB5/?tag=ff0d01-20

EPIC.

 

[WhistlingBadger]

This is definitely fish related, but worth mentioning: I recently discovered "aquascaping kits" for around $10 on amazon. WOW. So useful. They include a couple different forceps, curve bladed scissors, a couple flat scrapers for moving sand around. All nice and long to reach into tight spaces. Can't believe I've kept fish and plants all these years without these tools. Definitely worth the purchase.

 

[JazzyV]

The flat siccors are handy too along with the curve one for different angles

 

[JazzyV]

I’ve used the flat scrapper for my glass and to move substrate..it’s handy..doesn’t cause as much cloudy. Not sure if it scratches my glass but I don’t think so ?? Lol

 

[WhistlingBadger]

I’ve used the flat scrapper for my glass and to move substrate..it’s handy..doesn’t cause as much cloudy. Not sure if it scratches my glass but I don’t think so ?? Lol

It could. Steel is harder than glass, so it's worth being careful. Nylon scrubbers can scratch glass too. I know. I've done the research.

 

[JazzyV]

Thank you I do use it to move substrate back away from the glass…give the snails a chance to get in there then sweep it back next day rofl

 

[ClownLurch]

A clip lock spaghetti holder.
Throw the lid into the recycling. Drill small holes in the four sides a few inches from the bottom. Drill a hole in all four sides near the top large enough to fit cable ties through. Make four seperate loops out of the cable ties. Then loop one large cable tie though each of the smaller ones and tie so that it wraps tightly to your PYTHONS shoulder.
Use to prevent water from python disturbing sand.

 

[emeraldking]

Some cutlery trays...
Made some bottom filters out of it.

 

[Bruce Leyland-Jones]

Some cutlery trays...
Made some bottom filters out of it.
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Ye Gods and Little Fishes!
It's been yonks since I last saw someone promoting undergravel filtration!

 

[emeraldking]

Ye Gods and Little Fishes!
It's been yonks since I last saw someone promoting undergravel filtration!

It works perfectly, to be honest...

 

[JazzyV]

I was not around during that trend

 

[Bruce Leyland-Jones]

I was not around during that trend

So you won't know what good stuff you've missed out on.