+1. I have a turkey baster, and it works wonders in cleaning the sandbed, cleaning corals, and picking up messes. Much better than my small gravel vac...Turkey baster is fantastic.
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+1. I have a turkey baster, and it works wonders in cleaning the sandbed, cleaning corals, and picking up messes. Much better than my small gravel vac...Turkey baster is fantastic.
My 2 cents on the shop vac, for those looking at getting one. If you are like me and use the orange Home Depot buckets for storing water, they make a shop vac head that attaches to them and costs about $20.I'll start off by saying the answer, in my opinion, is YES!
Yes what? Yes for the shop vac! Yes why? Yes because it loves to eat salt creep. It loves to clean up sumps. It loves to clean sand out of old tanks. It loves to work for us reef keepers! So do you agree?
1. Do you agree that the SHOP VAC one of the best tools for aquarium keepers to own?
2. What are some ways you use a Shop Vac for reefing?
3. What Shop Vac do you use and recommend?
Can you snap a pic and post it at some point?I use one of the cheap ones that snap onto a 5 gallon bucket. It comes in handy for cleaning my sump.
I use mine every water change for my sump. Anyone who hasn't haven't lived!!!I'll start off by saying the answer, in my opinion, is YES!
Yes what? Yes for the shop vac! Yes why? Yes because it loves to eat salt creep. It loves to clean up sumps. It loves to clean sand out of old tanks. It loves to work for us reef keepers! So do you agree?
1. Do you agree that the SHOP VAC one of the best tools for aquarium keepers to own?
2. What are some ways you use a Shop Vac for reefing?
3. What Shop Vac do you use and recommend?
Trying to picture this...doesn't it suck up all your water as well quickly?I use one of the cheap ones that snap onto a 5 gallon bucket. It comes in handy for cleaning my sump.