[Cstar_BC]

A definite improvement from buckets . 50% change done in ~1hour

Santa , for Christmas :christmas_tree: I would love a :sweat_drops: water change fairy k_hand:

 

[Mick2016]

" . . . :christmas_tree: I would love a :sweat_drops: water change fairy k_hand: . . . "

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I have no idea what this means. Translation please.

 

[sschlesier]

How does your system work? I can't tell from the photo.

 

[imtrippedup]

It looks like water pump hooked up to hoses

 

[Cstar_BC]

Sorry - looks like emojis don't translate well . It's meant to say wish I had a water change fairy

As for the system -
I have to age my water for my Discus tank and unfortunately haven't purchased some 55g barrels .
So I use a 350gph fountain pump(with a hose clamped to the exit) to transfer from a small bucket in the sink to the two totes where it ages - it used to take hours for the small fountain pump to push the water from the totes up to the tank.

I have since upgraded to a 1/4hp sump pump and now push about 50 gallons in 2min

 

[dino]

set up a drip system and never do them again

 

[2wheelsx2]

I use a 900 GPH water pump to change 80% of my 100 gallon tank 4x a week and just fill with a garden hose straight from the tap by using Seachem Safe. I've been doing this for years and I even did it during my discus growout contest with CAF.

 

[Cstar_BC]

The drip system is 100% what I will be implementing but I'm moving in less than 6months so didn't seem worth it.

 

[Cstar_BC]

I'm so terrified of micro bubbles and their damaging effects - I tried safe from the tap but the amount of bubbles is ridiculous and my fish looked like they were covered in bubble wrap ... better safe than sorry

 

[Ocean]

I use a 900 GPH water pump to change 80% of my 100 gallon tank 4x a week and just fill with a garden hose straight from the tap by using Seachem Safe. I've been doing this for years and I even did it during my discus growout contest with CAF.

What temperature is your tap water when you fill up your tank?

 

[tony1928]

I do my Wc the exact same way as 2wheelsx2. It's important to me to also allow the water to splash a bit so I have the hose aimed at the glass. The bubbles are greatly decreased if you provide that additional agitation.

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[2wheelsx2]

I match the tank temperature to within 1 degree.

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