Has anyone ever ordered from vinyltubing.net?

[Victorp]

I was looking to buy some tubing for when I do water changes from vinyltubing.net their prices are amazing but you also have to factor in shipping.

[danielp]

Try Ryan Herco they are off of Wallisville road.

I buy several grades of tubing from them.

[madehtsobi]

Has anyone ever ordered from vinyltubing.net?

U can just use the clear tubing from Home Depot/lowes... Like $5 bucks for 10' I believe..

[Victorp]

thanks I'll try ryan herco
I am looking for 1"ID and the ones at homedepot and lowes are charging like $1+ per foot

[mistahoo]

Re: Has anyone ever ordered from vinyltubing.net?

If you find cheap 1.5" vinyl tubing let me know please.

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[Victorp]

sure no prob how much were you looking for I needed 50ft+ for wtaer changes

[mistahoo]

Re: Has anyone ever ordered from vinyltubing.net?

Oh I meant 1" sorry. I need about 50ft as well.

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[moganman]

Just buy a python or something. Don't complicate things. Not that serious. Seems like it'll be cheaper to buy an old pump to pump the water out rather than opting for tubing.

[New_Cichlid11]

python sucks when it comes to WC i built my own diy python with 1in hose. WC now take minutes instead of hrs

[mistahoo]

Re: Has anyone ever ordered from vinyltubing.net?

Just buy a python or something. Don't complicate things. Not that serious. Seems like it'll be cheaper to buy an old pump to pump the water out rather than opting for tubing.

Python is too slow. 3/4" tube plus a huge waste of water. I setup my tank to be able to drain by turning a ball valve. I just need the tubing to go from the plumbing under the tank to outside.

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[Victorp]

yeah my python is too slow as well I ordered a 1200gph pump that I will connect to a 1" ID hosing which should take about 10-20 mins to drain