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SomethingSmellsFishy

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  1. SomethingSmellsFishy
    My dad decided to modify my design a little AFTER the pvc cement had dried. :-) But most of the stuff I put together. By the way, pvc cement smells AWFUL! :-)
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    It's finished! Yay! It turned out a little like the "Python". But more permanent. I have a bare bottom tank so gravel cleaning isn't needed. (Click on the link) http://s1154.photobucket.com/user/Thatoneperson2/media/image-1.jpg.html http://s1154.photobucket.com/user/Thatoneperson2/media/image.jpg.html http://s1154.photobucket.com/user/Thatoneperson2/media/image-2.jpg.html
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    Sorry if this doesn't apply to the topic, but I just got a new 50ish gallon tank. Do I just remove the old filter sponges on my trickle filter and place them into my new tank's filter? If so, can I just add all my fish at once since the filter sponges are cycled? Back to the subject, I am almost done with my "elderly friendly" water changer. I'll post pictures when I'm finished. How do some people post pictures directly into the forum? (Without clicking a link)
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    I can only help my grandparents maintain the tank for a few months during the year. It's a long story. I want something more permanent than a "Python" but still be able to do things with the turn of a valve. By the way, how do you post pictures on this forum?
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    Wouldn't sand be harder to clean because it's finer? I'd prefer not to go bare bottom. It's too "unnatural". Not that the aquarium is natural either. :-)
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    Does anyone have an elderly friendly water changing setup? Preferably still cleans the gravel. Not too complicated and expensive.
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