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| Posted | Drip fill setup |
| 21-07-2006 16:19 by Andrew B |
Does anyone have a Drip fill setup here?
A couple of my mates have setup slow fill systems for their tanks. Basically they have put a tank in the loft(Like the ones you get to fill your central heating up with) and have run a pipe down to the fish tank. Also got a tube for overfill going outside. Anyway they never have to do water changes because the drip fill does it. It's a good idea! |
| 21-07-2006 18:02 by trik |
for evaporation purposes yes , but good water changes are still a big yes, in marine that is , but i would of thought any tank. |
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