Aquarium Sand Waterfall DIY (Using Powerhead)
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A sand waterfall inside a planted Aquarium using a Powerhead. This video shows you how to make your very own aquarium sand waterfall. I am using and unorthodox method of using a power head instead of an aerator. It is actually quite simple to make this. All you need is -PVC Pipes (1 inch) http://amzn.to/2qwJRb6 -Hose clamps http://amzn.to/2qYDBZF -Couple of Pipe elbows http://amzn.to/2q6wNZ4 -a T joint for PVC http://amzn.to/2r4T6M0 -A submersible powerhead http://amzn.to/2qwMlGx Watch the video for the rest of the tutorial. Like, Share and comment! Your likes and comments are greatly appreciated!. And dont forget to subscribe too! Music: http://www.bensound.com
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10. comment for Aquarium Sand Waterfall DIY (Using Powerhead)
Problem 2: The facing of the slit is in wrong direction (There is no way for the water to gush out if the slit if facing along the flow of water
Problem 3: Powerhead (need at least 250 GPH) is not strong enough to push the force of water to the end of the setup up hence it will retreat and gush out to the nearest exit.
Problem 4: The sand is not heavy enough to sink
Problem 5: The Piping works must have too many corners (each corners will slow the flow of the water hence not enough force.
These are all the problems which i can think off. Please update us if you have resolved the problem.
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