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So I've looked all over and can't really find a vacuum or something to vacuum with maybe during a water change that has good reviews so what do you guys use really need something soon.
 
Top Fin[emoji768] Aquarium Gravel Vacuum

I got mine from PetSmart. I think it does a great job when siphoning high to low, and if my bird's nest could stand it, I would vacuum my sand all the time. But now I use a pump to pump water change water from my sump to a bucket.
 
I like this one.
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Fluval edge gravel vacuum. 15inch long tube, my tank is like 20 inches tall so once the return is off I don't have to have my whole arm in the water to use it
 
I like this one.
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Fluval edge gravel vacuum. 15inch long tube, my tank is like 20 inches tall so once the return is off I don't have to have my whole arm in the water to use it

I have a 30' tall and that works great
 
Just gotta learn the trick of getting the cylinder to stir sand without totally sucking sand. Kinking & releasing the hose. Other than that there really isn't anything special to set one apart from another.
 
Just gotta learn the trick of getting the cylinder to stir sand without totally sucking sand. Kinking & releasing the hose. Other than that there really isn't anything special to set one apart from another.
Ok thanks, I have a coral gravel top layer so that should make it easier.
 

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