I just put the cover of a "tau huey"(beancurb) tub/tupperware, and pour water directly onto the cover, with it floating on the water surface.
Works perfectly fine too.
I used to face problem while WC. The inrush water tended to spoiled the delicate plants or stirred up the dirt. So have to pour in very carefully.
I make use of the cellufoam box of the blood worms & a pc of suction cup w "C" clip on it. The box comes in 2 halves. Just use 1 of them. Make a hole on one side of the box, just big enough for the "C" clip to insert & pull out.
Stick the box together w the suction cup inside the tank, on top of the water. Pour water directly onto it. The water will flow out uniformly & it reduces the inrush as well. After WC, remove the box first then the suction cap. Easy, safe & fast.
Now with this DIY device, no problem anymore.
Hope my 5 cents experience solve your problem also.
I just put the cover of a "tau huey"(beancurb) tub/tupperware, and pour water directly onto the cover, with it floating on the water surface.
Works perfectly fine too.
I did the same as Ah ZhaN
Alamak~! Just place it at any corner, and pour the water in the way that the "cover" will move towards that corner and it won't move around much at all.
I use a hose with the ehiem outflow tube, works fine for me.
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Apistogramma agassizii, Apistogramma bitaeniata "Careiro", Apistogramma brevis, Apistogramma elizabethae, Apistogramma eremnopyge, Apistogramma sp. "Miua", Dicrossus filamentosus
I tie a fish bag with its bottom cut off to my hose. Works fine for me.
- eric
you can try using a powerhead to pump the water back into the tank.
Henry aka joopsg
Current tank: 1 4 tier 3ft fish rack
Livestock: WC Ivanacara Adoketa, WC Apistogramma Kelleri 'Red Cheeks', A , WC Apistogramma Mendezi, WC Apistogramma Cruziero, WC Apistogramma Elizabethae and WC Biotoecus Operularis.
i dont pour water into the tank, i siphon it back. No problems for me.
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i make use of my internal filter
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