Look What I Made :)

Rorie

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So to service my breeding tanks, i had a load of pumps (all on sale in a few mins!) connected into a pipe, then a manifold splitting them off.

I got a pond pump which is now hooked up and have the pipe running the length of all my tanks, with lines coming off where i need it. This works SOO much better and there is no more mess of airline tubes!

However! My ideas go bigger! When i do daily water changes on all the tanks, its a real pain in the #16#####! I fill 25L buckets, put in a PH buffer, my dech. and let it sit for 20 mins. I then put small buckets on top of each aquarium, fill from the 25L, then use airline tubes to drain in the new water to save washing away/stressing the fry.

BUT, now what i have in mind is this: Do the same thing with 25L buckets, but then hook up my pump which has a variable speed to the connection shown in the photo. THere is a block for the air pump so the water wont go down there, and the pipe is slopped so that it does not sit in the pipe.

My question is: Can i use the same airline pumps and drain the new, dechlorinated water through the sponge filters? Or will this do something to the bacteria?! If this is not an option, i will drill in more holes and have 'water lines' and 'air lines'.
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LOL! Looks like something from a laboratory for testing stuff on animals!! Looks like an interesting setup Rorie, and if it does the job you need it to then even better.

Keep up the good work mate :)
 

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