In the past pouring water directly into the tank was the only option when adding or making a water change. And fish suffered the consequences.
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Delicate aquatic animals are distressed by the slightest change in their environment. Regular water changes, however, are integral to good aquarium housekeeping. In the past POURING WATER DIRECTLY INTO THE TANK was the only option when adding or making a water change. And FISH SUFFERED the consequences. This has to be avoided at all costs. Now, you can choose to KEEP YOUR FISH BOTH HEALTHY AND HAPPY. A MUST BUY for any fish-lover!
The AQUARIUM SAFETY DRIP WATER EXCHANGER slowly and safely trickles fresh (or recycled) water. To EASILY AND EFFECTIVELY CLEAN an aquarium, a siphon and the bucket with a spigot is really ALL YOU NEED.
Siphon debris and flush into the EXCHANGER. Point the unique flexible hose in the bucket upwards so sediments stay at the bottom as WATER IS RECYCLED. Water quality essentially remains undisturbed.
When filled with dirty water drawn from a 20 gallon (76 liter) tank only 30 percent of total volume is involved. As precipitation takes time, you may choose to fill MULTIPLE BUCKETS FOR LARGER TANKS. Allow precipitation to complete. Mount one bucket at a time on the corner of the tank and let the water flow.
You now have virtually INSTALLED A TOILET/dumpster so fish no longer live in a sewer. WATER IS CONSERVED and can be purified naturally. In marine aquariums you REDUCE COSTS as you will need to add less salt water elements.
When making a partial change, NO GUESSWORK is needed. Measurements on its walls make replenishment a cinch. The DUAL-PURPOSE, bucket with spigot, MAKES CARING FOR FISH EASY AND ENJOYABLE. It is no longer a tedious, expensive chore.
Capacity is 6 Liters and measures 23.6 cms in height. The width at the brim is 23.4 cms. The PATENTED positioning groove on its bottom stabilizes it and holds it firmly on the corner of a tank.
In the past pouring water directly into the tank was the only option when adding or making a water change. And fish suffered the consequences.
Read More