K kraigrrr Jun 16, 2011 #1 Where can I buy the hard clear tubing?... I want to syphon out flat worms... I have the clear flex tubing... just need a 24" hard piece...
Where can I buy the hard clear tubing?... I want to syphon out flat worms... I have the clear flex tubing... just need a 24" hard piece...
B bmonroe1951 Jun 16, 2011 #2 Lowes has pretty much all kinds of tubing. Sent from my SCH-I510 using Tapatalk
D diabeetus Jun 16, 2011 #6 have you tried any of the lfs? youre looking for just 1/4" tubing to siphon out as little water as possible, right?
have you tried any of the lfs? youre looking for just 1/4" tubing to siphon out as little water as possible, right?
D diabeetus Jun 16, 2011 #7 a lot of the lfs store in austin have the hard 1/4" stuff that doesnt kink. not sure about up there. why does it need to be the hard stuff?
a lot of the lfs store in austin have the hard 1/4" stuff that doesnt kink. not sure about up there. why does it need to be the hard stuff?
C CaravanShaka Membership Expired Jun 16, 2011 #8 petco around here has it in 3 or 4 foot lengths if I recall.
melev Club President Staff member Board of Directors Sponsor Jun 17, 2011 #9 You are looking for 3/16" rigid tubing. Petco and Petsmart sell it in 36" sections. Usually it is near the air pumps, standing on end in a PVC pipe or PVC fittings so you can see it.
You are looking for 3/16" rigid tubing. Petco and Petsmart sell it in 36" sections. Usually it is near the air pumps, standing on end in a PVC pipe or PVC fittings so you can see it.
B bimmerzs Jun 19, 2011 #11 @diabeetus wrote: why does it need to be the hard stuff? said: My guess is that having a hard piece on the end gives wayyyy better control and keeps your hand's out of the tank. [smilie=wink.gif] Cheers, Click to expand...
@diabeetus wrote: why does it need to be the hard stuff? said: My guess is that having a hard piece on the end gives wayyyy better control and keeps your hand's out of the tank. [smilie=wink.gif] Cheers, Click to expand...
melev Club President Staff member Board of Directors Sponsor Jun 19, 2011 #13 @bimmerzs wrote: My guess is that having a hard piece on the end gives wayyyy better control and keeps your hand's out of the tank. [smilie=wink.gif] Cheers said: Yes, you can point at specific spots more easily. Click to expand...
@bimmerzs wrote: My guess is that having a hard piece on the end gives wayyyy better control and keeps your hand's out of the tank. [smilie=wink.gif] Cheers said: Yes, you can point at specific spots more easily. Click to expand...
