How To Make: DIY Gravel Vacuum (Aquarium Gravel Cleaner)

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Rajesh Gupta - 7 years ago

very nice sir

Luis Armando - 7 years ago

I was doing a water change and my siphon just stopped and I think the little circle that works the siphon got stuck or sumthing any help?

Dante Versolato - 7 years ago

I just bought a ECO 396 submersible pump but it doesn't pull any water out of my aquarium? Am I missing something? Perhaps the pump doesn't work??

Juceasar Valdez - 7 years ago

Q: would a few sand damage the filter pump?

Andres Lopez - 7 years ago

Does someone reccomend do that?

El rey - 7 years ago

Female adaptors got dp

Fishman - 7 years ago

In any mature tank if you suck water from beneath the gravel and then return that water to the tank you will be adding toxic wastes such as hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide back into the tank. Especially in a planted tank as you showed in the video. It can get anaerobic at the bottom of a gravel column.

Roger D. Byrd - 7 years ago

you fail to show how you modified the power head pump.for the intake of water very important

Mark Mc - 7 years ago

Nicely done.. Heaps of info in a concise form!

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Pred Toxics - 7 years ago

you can just buy a normal gravel vacc for cheaper

kyle wegienka - 7 years ago

For everyone using this specific powerhead, be sure to seal the intake cap portion on the powerhead. it has an O ring, and twists to lock tight, but the seal isn't great. Check the video at 5:15 and you'll see he's done the same.

Kelly Galeazzi - 7 years ago

I swear this guy thinks he is Joey from King of DIY

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Saves getting a mouth full of tank water :) nice idea

oh its Omar - 7 years ago

or go to petsmart and get one for ten bucks

TheEnragedGamer - 7 years ago

oh its Omar you can't get a powerhead driven one for 10 bucks

Inventor, Ace Editor, Photo Videographer - 7 years ago

I am an inventor working on this idea for awhile. I just tested it this very hour. The solution is simple and suck in everything faster with mesh screen ( to filter gravel from going into pump ) at intake. Put the tube with filters at the output right back into the tank filtered. I use porous foam plugs.

Jason Gilsinger - 7 years ago

is it1 1/2 or 1/2

Hai Phan - 7 years ago

The project is so great but I have a question : How powerhead can be worked if impeller running 'dry' ? That's external pump and it's not easy to make powerhead works unless you place it in the Aquarium tank
I brought 1 external pump with input and output and it doens't work, there no water flow coming in & out...You guys got any advices ?

Christopher Soles - 7 years ago

Hai Phan prime the pump first.

cutie pie - 7 years ago

where did you get the red bucket? and how much?

Schploopy15 - 7 years ago

ha i made this before i saw this

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Julio Ayala - 7 years ago

Can i use a ecoplus 264 for this? Same materials used for this 1/2" fittings and all?

katelin - 7 years ago

good question... does anyone know??

Leonardo - 7 years ago

Awesome video. Tempted to try this for my new tank

Emin Nezerli - 7 years ago

eco 185? - eco 396? ☝

ComocosonoEWL - 7 years ago

Gonna try this but mod the design since I already have the siphon from a kit I bought that broke. Maybe connecting the end of the hose through a chamber made of 4-8 inch PVC with a screen and a lot of that stuffing as filter media. have the pump pull the water through the pipe and filter and collect in that canister for easier dumping.
Input to output diagram:
gravel cleaner head>hose>valve>Large PVC Pipe with stuffing and screen>valve>hose>pump>hose to tank.
*Valves will be inserted into holes drilled into the screwable PVC end caps, the ones you open with channel lock pliers.

kenneth marvin abillar - 7 years ago

how did you install the second tubing?

LaTDolly Beauty - 7 years ago

Toyota fronter suv

I Am - 7 years ago

just cut some holes or slits in water bottle it will decrease suction power.

Engelbert Eichhorn - 7 years ago

nice thx :D

fdjffd Fjfv - 7 years ago

cool bro!! B-)

Bill Loman - 8 years ago

Question: I have a pea gravel bottomed tank. Could I attach a filter to the output side and run the water through the filter and right back into the tank?

AQUAPROS - 8 years ago

I wouldnt recommend it because you dont want small rocks/snails/debris going though the pump internals :/

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Jose Andrade - 8 years ago

Why should we not fill up the tank using this vacuum?

Martin Masher - 8 years ago

im gonna attach a big hosse and use it for water changes! thanks!

Jarrell Gomez - 8 years ago

I made this and my brother stole it thinking it was a penis pump,I'm thinking about pressing charges

Hazri O - 8 years ago

Why such an elaborate build? Just attach the bottle on the powerhead (suction part) and used the powerhead as a handles. The powerhead eject the filtered water on the side there's no need piping or other stuff.

Ashton Mccants - 7 years ago

I'm sure the extension was for people with deeper tanks. I need a ladder to do water changes in my 380 gallon, so it was great to see something like this. Also holding the powerhead may be a bit annoying over a longer periord of time.

Roberto Rodrigues - 8 years ago

Hazri O

Barry Boghean - 8 years ago

good idea BUT you should never throttle the intake of any pump. You can safely throttle the discharge of a centrifugal (kinetic) pump, which most aquarium pumps are. So install the ball valve on the discharge side of the pump.

Zoey Morris - 8 years ago

hi
could you give me a links where i can buy these parts you used in this video. i would like to make this with 50FT tube.

Swampster - 8 years ago

What sort of power head ( LPH ) would I need for this...been looking here in the Uk and only something like a Maxi Jet is near enough the size

Barry Derbyshire - 8 years ago

Instead of a power head, would a normal submersible pump work?

Leib33 - 8 years ago

This was genius! I happened to be looking for a DIY wet/dry vac system to attach to my regular normal vacuum cleaner so I can wash out a window a/c without flooding my apartment and this video popped up and caught my eye. Having a 10 gal fish tank devoted solely to a quite now oversized goldfish bought 4 years ago to keep another goldfish company that my little daughter's teacher gave out, I'm finding myself doing a twice daily poop scooping with a net and a 40% water change 3 times a week to keep up with this monster's urine and poop production. I can't wait to rig something up like this. Thanks for the idea!

Cami Benett - 8 years ago

Around how much did it coast

Cami Benett - 8 years ago

Cost

Kaelee McCoy - 8 years ago

Is this necessary for small tanks for fish like bettas??

NHPaintballer - 8 years ago

Have been thinking of doing something like this and you had the first video I found that has it! Our 75gal tank is now in the basement. We used to use the Python gravel vacuum setup that hooks up to the sink. Problem is, now being in the basement, there isn't enough pressure to pull the water all the way up anymore. So I've been thinking of buying a pump to use inline and drain the water out the garage, then still using the Python setup to refill water.

I was looking to get this... https://www.amazon.com/AAPW800-800-GPH-Submersible-Hydroponic-Aquarium/dp/B0049XKMGQ/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1465647673&sr=8-13&keywords=fish+tank+pump#Ask

Do you think 800 or even 1000 gph pump is too much for a 75 gal tank? We use big gravel. We have always had a problem getting some of the heavier waste out, even when it was same floor as the sink, I just want to make sure I can get the waste out and not be disappointed with a wimpy pump!

Also, when you prime the pump prior to turning it on, what do you use? Could you use a bulb pump or do you just suck the tube? Just curious. Thanks for any info you can give me! Appreciate it!

Tasha Holden - 8 years ago

I watched your ad. I hope that you get proceeds from that. :-) /thanks for the info. I have a pond that needs de mucking of plant matter. I think this will work.

AQUAPROS - 8 years ago

Thanks Tasha, its very much appreciated :)

DABn All Day - 8 years ago

This doesn't seem cost effective.. With the cost of all the materials + powerhead and most importantly time, isn't worth it.. Gravel vac is only 9.99 and already made, unless you live in the country or very isolated area, this isn't a very useful diy.. IMO

DIY Hobby - 7 years ago

DABn All Day its for people who fancy diy works. and depends on your material you got on hand.

Xotaele01 - 8 years ago

Too much expensive, the work and the materials.

Ahmed Shifaz - 8 years ago

Nice

Mr. Bozack - 8 years ago

I stopped watching this at gravel only. I still liked it, though!

Tonguç Endem - 8 years ago

i hate it when you say D I WOW Aqua prows

Сергей Бубка - 8 years ago

Done! Used in Russian aquariums!

Rotter Tube Reef - 8 years ago

great video! similar to what i do except i put it back into the sump in my saltwater aquarium. subbed.

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TruckRat - 8 years ago

I think that if you partly close the valve, it would reduce the water flow, which would then reduce the suction and therefore, can be set low enough not to pick up the sand. Or at least, minimize it. Not a bad idea, but if you powered it with an air stone, it would be cheaper, and much more compact. No need for the hoses and just use a filter bag on the end to catch the debris.

Jeff Bragg - 8 years ago

Great add on idea!

Sakib Hussain - 8 years ago

sakibhusain

Igenyar Saharam - 8 years ago

I tried such idea before. The biggest problem is that the electric pump won't start sucking by itself. You have to, as you said, prepare siphon first which is hell of a hassle. That is the main reason, when selecting gravel vacuum, people prefer ones that have self-start valve or bulb pump. Also the cost of the whole set could be quite expensive.

kierankay100 - 9 years ago

great idea but just use normal aquarium filter pads it is cheap enough and love this idea of the bottle but tbh id prefer to remove the fish and put them in a holding tank of the same water ... then siphon and clean while getting rid of the old water and then add the treated water after just makes sense as no filter will clean 100 % would rsther just do the water change at the same time .. luckily for me i have a small aquarium and tbh i havent cleaned it for over two months and the water is crystal clear free of nitrates and the fish are happy but i am doing my water change in a couple of days going to use this desgin and buy a external filter ... these are the first fish i have ever owned to im new to all this and i love the cleaning part of it stops me from ever losing interest

Ian TheInventor - 9 years ago

I use an external filter connected via a pipe to a gravel vacuum attachment so that water is filtered & fed back into the tank. Works better if the external filter is on a chair or table so it's at a similar height to the tank which means it's not trying to pump water to the tank as hard.

Steven Tasker - 9 years ago

Where can you get these fittings for a good price? B and q only has expensive PVC fittings

413xxx86 - 9 years ago

Probably had been suggested before but you could cut relief slots in the bottom of the cup and drill a few small holes in the top to only allow lighter than sand material to get cycled properly. Haven't done it ever but maybe it just might work.

rov furness - 9 years ago

to slow the suction down why don't you close the ball valve down so it is reducing the flow ???

J CC - 9 years ago

+rov furness
I agree with you! The solution is already built in that device. The intake suction can be regulated by adjusting the the ball valve as wished. These pumps won't break, even if the ball valve is completely closed and kept like that for a while.

CR Alltech - 9 years ago

could you use a smaller ecoplus pump?

king Reyes - 9 years ago

I want to make a small tiniest version for my 3 and 5 gallons Life Plant Betta Fish Tank, Thank you

aguasvivajoel - 9 years ago

You can put a sock on the output end to catch the waste too. Maybe that can help with sand. Or still work great with gravel

CheapSkateSimmer - 9 years ago

Only modification I would do, with this pump you can throttle back the suction to be able to use it with sand by adding a valve on the return end, that way you can slow it down.

Jorge Elizalde - 9 years ago

Will this work with Aragonite? Thanks for answering

JOWEE BOIE - 9 years ago

Isn't it bad for the powerhead to be running "outside" the water area as shown here? Luv the idea though!

Rahul Singh Manhas - 8 years ago

thanks a ton on that info!!! so can i run the submersible power head outside the tank???

JOWEE BOIE - 8 years ago

+D rB =)

D rB - 8 years ago

+JOWEE BOIE This confuses a lot of people. Powerheads say 'do not run dry', but that means do not run the pump with no water being sucked into the pump.

As long as water is going IN the intake and through the pump OUT to the output, it's being cooled by the water. "Submersible" pump means they have usually sealed any electricals inside a block of epoxy.

Ian McLeish - 9 years ago

Hi folks, I can't find an equivalent filter with a 240v rating, does anyone know if there is one available? Thanks

hentai nat - 8 years ago

polyester doesn't need electricity to filter a liquid.......

Ian McLeish - 9 years ago

Don't forget us foreigners with different voltages!

Arthur SCHOPENHAUER - 9 years ago

going to try it

Shamim Ahmed - 9 years ago

where do i get this power head from? i bought the one that is listed in the above link. it does not have input and output as shown in video.

Olivia M - 9 years ago

No Offense but it's way faster and cheaper to buy one

Shamim Ahmed - 9 years ago

+natlie c from where? i need a strong one for my 65gallon tank

Squirrel Attackspidy - 9 years ago

A list in your description with item links would be helpful for either Lowes or Home Depot, as there are many items to choose from that match your description. For example, you list male risers but don't put how long they are supposed to be. It's not an easy build for me since I don't know what to get from your video (other than the pump).

Squirrel Attackspidy - 7 years ago

Actually they do have all the materials with the exception of the pump. I bought the pump online and it failed within a week. Once I returned that, I bought a pond pump at Home Depot. Less money, more powerful and it hasn't failed in two years. It also came with a bunch of adapters and attachments. I used those materials to build a better one than this guy did.

Shamim Ahmed - 9 years ago

+Squirrel Attackspidy they dont have these stuff in lowes of homedepot. u have to go to those local shops.

Marquis Kennedy - 9 years ago

Yes very helpful now I can really save some money

Drew Barries - 9 years ago

I bought the pump from City Pets close to my work near Beltway 8 and Beechnut in Houston and they even did price matching to the Amazon price plus a few dollars which was still less than shipping. I found all of the plumbing parts and even a perfect 20 oz. bottle at my local Home Depot and the Poly fill at Michaels. I struggled at first with the siphon like someone else mentioned but after I had the siphon completely flowing to a bucket I was able to plug the pump in and just dead headed it with my thumb in order to bring it back to the tank for recycle. I have only had my 36 gallon tank now for around one month but the amount of crud this thing extracted was just incredible. I use larger size gravel and so the concern about sand getting entrained was not a problem for me but I imagine chocking off the flow with the ball valve may work to control the vacuum pressure. I am going to add a power rated rocker switch to the line for easier on off control and may experiment with adding a squeeze siphon inline to get things started. Thanks DIY AQUAPRO TEAM!!

Steve Syed - 9 years ago

This is an awesome idea, great job. What I did, since I already had one of those siphoning gravel cleaners and an extra water filter that came with the aquarium kit I bought (but I upgraded to a better one), I simply run the water through the filter as it hangs over a bucket, and dump that water back in. Rinse out the filter media for use next time. If you don't have an extra filter, just stuff some media in the vacuum/bottle like they did here.

It's nowhere near as convenient as this, though, but just an idea for others who aren't inclined to go through with this.

Allison LiBengood - 7 years ago

Steve Syed he shows the output going directly back into the tank. not a bucket.

D rB - 8 years ago

+Dave “The One and only” Gahan Yep, you can do that. Just plumb it into the middle of your hose, like what's done in this video. Then you can turn the valve to adjust speed, after you have the siphon going. If you are NOT using a pump to do this (meaning it's your basic gravel cleaner fed by siphon/gravity)... I'd put the valve closer to the output end of your hose. That way, if you need to close it for some reason (like answering the phone etc)-- you will not lose the siphon.

Dave Lebowski - 9 years ago

+Steve Syed Yes, this is also a good way to do it.....I am using some cotton as filter media instead of an extra filter. But I need to slow down the suction because now its filling the bucket really fast. Should I put some valve between the hose to slow it down? Will it work?

Ajara Dias - 9 years ago

Can I use this system to clean a pond with lots of debris... Thanks for sharing this awesome idea

Daniel G - 9 years ago

Isn't the idea behind gravel vacuuming to remove fish waste? I'm confused by your cotton material you're putting in the hose (watched without sound). I don't see that material being coarse enough to trap the fish waste either.

I really like the idea of the self priming pump connected to the gravel vac though.

413xxx86 - 9 years ago

You could always add a circle layer of something like a scrub pad to filter the bigger stuff.

AQUAPROS - 9 years ago

The idea is to trap as much waste as possible, the poly is pretty fine and wont let any visible material through it. This way you can help prevent waste build up without having to change the water. Not meant to be an alternative to real water changes, but may be something some aquarists want to try out.

Stephanie Coleman - 9 years ago

I clicked on the link and ordered the ECO 396 pump from Amazon for $27. It only has 1 OUTPUT. NO INPUT. Don't waste your money. I have to return this one.

AQUAPROS - 8 years ago

Yes, the pictures do not show the input that is covered by a removable filter cover.

Laura Gonzalez - 8 years ago

+DIY AQUAPROS
so your link I. the description is correct?

AQUAPROS - 9 years ago

+Stephanie Coleman Learning new stuff is what this channels all about! Good luck!

Stephanie Coleman - 9 years ago

+DIY AQUAPROS GOT IT!!!! Thank you!!!

AQUAPROS - 9 years ago

Remove the input cover and sponge, its there! Assuming the pump you got is actually an Eco 396. Hope this helps!

Pinballpete007 - 9 years ago

Nicely done and well described. I will definitely be making one for myself :-)

Omer Tube - 9 years ago

thank u ^^

Hau Bui - 9 years ago

where we can buy the filter

buzzyfuzzsaw - 9 years ago

+Hau Bui E-bay or Amazon

Stephen Blair - 9 years ago

A wider bottle may reduce the upward flow rate, making it more suitable with sand. I haven't tried it, but it's an idea.

Curtis Walker - 9 years ago

Or you could just close the ball valve slightly until you get the auction desired...

John MacTaggart - 10 years ago

Why can't you put water back into your aquarium quickly? Why does time make any difference if the water is the right temperature, declorinated, and your airrating the water?

Clorox Bleach - 9 years ago

If it splashes it could stress your fish

PJ Jones - 9 years ago

Yeah John... I wondered that too!

Stephen Jones - 10 years ago

Can't you just find a way to connect a gravel vacuum to your filter? I mean, that is basically what you just did right? You took a pump from a 400 gal. per hour filter and rigged in such a way that it sucked in water with the propellor removed, correct? You needed to show what you did to the pump and just fingernail polish the pump info. Just don't use clear fingernail polish! :)

Rocky P - 10 years ago

Hey Mike tried this on my 20gal aquarium but couldn't get the siphon action going in order to start the process every time I did it air would keep coming into the system....would really appreciate it if you did a small detailed video on how to start the siphon action....PS my tanks about hip height!.....PS only modification I did was I used the flexible 12" hose rather than PVC. Thank and hope to receive a feed back!

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

+Rakesh Porob Sometimes the siphon part can be tricky... one of the downsides to the design. Just have to mess with it and be prepared to try it a few times, If you need more help lemme know

mlfodor - 10 years ago

Just watched this video. I had a similar rig for my tank about 12 years ago. Instead of finding a smaller pump, use the ball valve to reduce the water flow and that should take care of the sand problem mentioned in the video. Sorry if this was already mentioned in another comment. Nice setup. Think I'll revisit this for the small aquarium store I work at.

FingLing Minecraft PE - 10 years ago

Isnt that all going to cost you all to get a regular gravel vac

Vladimir Max - 10 years ago

Hye Bro. Is there any other powerheads model that can be use beside what you use. In my country, all this kind of aqua stuffs are very limited. I tried to search it on ebay and amazon. From my opinion, the price of the unit is reasonable but the shipping price is almost $100 convert to our currency. Can you please find other solutions for this. love your video.

rivethead19 - 10 years ago

Go to a hardware store, garden and plant stores, anywhere that sells things for ponds. You may be able to a powerhead and for much cheaper than you would at a fish store.

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Hey thanks, Ive only used this pump for this project but you could totally use whatever you have access to. The connections may have to be more elaborate but you could make it work. All projects aren't black and white, you can get as creative as you need.

Gazz - 10 years ago

I really don't know what this would achieve . its kinda pointless

Gazz - 10 years ago

+underlatch 2 months later and I come across your comment, oh it made me laugh ha ha ha , sarcasm is brain exercise lol

underlatch - 10 years ago

first thing first are u even a aquarium lover?? those who kept fishes knows how hard is it to clean the gravel.. so for goodness sake stop trolling and exercise your brain.. and notice something? among all the comments yours is the most useless.

Udi Syahudi - 10 years ago

good day DIY aquapros, nice tips, thank u for this...i really need it

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Thanks!

nel crucis - 10 years ago

can i use this powerhead for canister filter??

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Yes, this is the same powerhead used in my canister filter video ! Here is a link to it on Amazon: http://amzn.to/VaKwLr

Glock19ist - 10 years ago

Great idea. Gets all the poop out and you could take your good a$$ time.

st s - 10 years ago

learn something interesting today keep up the good work!

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Thanks a lot !

Harry K - 10 years ago

Perfect. Now you can clean the bottom of the tank, even when your tank is standing right on the floor. The same with water changes. In my case, my paludarium is standing on the floor without closet. So I am going to make this! Thx. for the vid. Very clear.

satadru sengupta - 10 years ago

I have the same problem. The only place where I could find to keep my aquarium is on the floor. The usual gravel cleaners cannot suck up the muck at all.

This solution would probably go a long way in tidying up the substrate.

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

That's another great application! Thanks for watching!

Ron Conner - 10 years ago

Great Video Thanks for the information.

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Thanks Ron!

Fernando Lanot - 10 years ago

TheAngry Fishman - 10 years ago

Awesome vid. Will be checking out your channel more often. Please check out my channel if you have any time and consider a sub!

The Angry Fish Guy - 10 years ago

Holy cow, I need this. New project! Thanks so much!

Karl - 10 years ago

amazing

Blenny Boy - 10 years ago

DIY kings brother

Djebi Loftin - 10 years ago

What brand powerhead is that? I'm not having luck finding a good one. Thanks!

Djebi Loftin - 10 years ago

Thank you!!

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

The second "intake" port is under the covered pre-filter. You just remove it and your ready to go.

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Here's a link. We use the 396 model

https://www.sunlightsupply.com/shop/bycategory/pumps-and-irrigation-supplies/ecoplus-fixed-flow-rate-submersible-pumps

Djebi Loftin - 10 years ago

Thanks man. So is that a submersible version that you've rigged to take 2 hoses? All I'm finding online is a submersible version designed to take one return hose. Please advise.

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

The brand is EcoPlus, check em out! Their reliable.

Michael Eaton - 10 years ago

What powerhead model did you use?

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Eco-396 powerhead. Its a very reliable and versatile pump, fits the threaded hose connectors we use in many of our projects and is reasonably priced, about $22 bucks

SuperTR0pical - 10 years ago

Great idea keep them coming. Awesome channel

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Thanks! Our next DIY video will be a custom light fixture and will be up later this month!

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MrKirby1984 - 10 years ago

pondguru sent me here

Jay Wilson - 10 years ago

Keep up the great work bud!

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Thanks a lot Jay!

Jwhiser1302 - 10 years ago

New king of DIY coming to town;)! Great video, narration and content are top notch!

Zak Rafik - 10 years ago

Awsome ideas. Definitely a project I'm going to try. Good job.

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Zak, you're the man, Thanks!

njw1383 - 10 years ago

That was genius!

Zet Aquarium - 10 years ago

Dave sent me here. Im pretty active on youtube, cant believe i didnt find your channel my self. Checking out all of yours. Subbed!!

Zet Aquarium - 10 years ago

Looking forward!

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Hey thanks! We are pretty new, (2 months or so) but a lot more vids to come!

NickMach007 - 10 years ago

+ADU Aquascaping sent me over here, so hats off to him. Really cool idea about the vac. I'm definitely going to be checking out your other videos soon. And just subbed as well.

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Thanks Nick! We have a lot more content coming out soon, hope you enjoy!

ADU Aquascaping - 10 years ago

Wow, nice design. I like that you have combined all classic vac types into one. This reminds me of something I've got in the works. I still don't know if my idea is plausible, but if it is I will make a vid.

Pondguru - 10 years ago

Nice one, man.
Simple but very effective.
I can't believe some penarse has hit the 'dislike' button already - You're doing a great job with these videos.

AQUAPROS - 10 years ago

Thank Richard!