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I have a Rena Can filter that uses a 5/8" tubing and it is too small to slip onto the nozzles on the bottom of the tank in the drain box. How do I hook it up?
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Last edited by djmatthewblack; 02-28-2009, 04:07 AM. -
Okay, I slipped the hose on. Nevermind. Just ignore me. *whistles* -
For future refference, the tubing will get softer if you stick the end in a pot of boiling water. After you force it on and it cools, it will return to the orignal firmness.'Dear Lord,' the minister began, with arms extended toward heaven and a rapturous look on his upturned face. 'Without you, we are but dust ...'
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Hmm thanks, that is helpful. I've almost got my new 90 filled and there has been minimum water on the rug (one of the clamps wasn't down when I tested the filter).Comment
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YupOriginally posted by PhishPhreek View Post
If you are lazy, just nuke a cup of water for a min in the microwave.Comment
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One more question. There is that groove on both sides of the bulkhead for the discharge pipe, how would I go about plugging one side so that fish don't end up going into the overflow?
I am leaving town for a week and I am worried that if the water level gets low, that water will stop topping the bulkhead, but I don't want it so high that my little tetra end up in the filter.
Right now the water level in the bulkhead is pretty low and I am getting air in my filter.
I filled my tank and put a piece of airline tube in the spot at an angle braced on the edge,....temporary fix.Last edited by djmatthewblack; 03-06-2009, 03:07 AM.Comment
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