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**Buggy** · 01-26-2008, 01:40 PM

Just go to the dollar store and buy a pack of knee high hose. Only costs a buck. You figure out how to explain it to the clerk. LOL

These are good to have on hand anyway. They work great for emergency intake tube covers (so we don't suck up fry), bags for adding carbon to the filter (for removing meds--cheaper then premade bags), algae scrubbers (slip it on your hand and wipe). You can even cut the net part off of a dip net, slip on a knee high and use it to remove tiny bits of debris from the tank that the siphon or net might miss.

NOTE: Rinse them well in plain water to remove any detergent or other nasties from the factory.

01-26-2008, 01:40 PM	#14
Buggy Moderator Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Oklahoma Age: 42 Posts: 963	Just go to the dollar store and buy a pack of knee high hose. Only costs a buck. You figure out how to explain it to the clerk. LOL These are good to have on hand anyway. They work great for emergency intake tube covers (so we don't suck up fry), bags for adding carbon to the filter (for removing meds--cheaper then premade bags), algae scrubbers (slip it on your hand and wipe). You can even cut the net part off of a dip net, slip on a knee high and use it to remove tiny bits of debris from the tank that the siphon or net might miss. NOTE: Rinse them well in plain water to remove any detergent or other nasties from the factory. __________________ Fish are people too! *My Animal Family* Dixie - Boxer/Lab Peanut -Chihuahua Cali - American Short-hair Cat B.B. - Parakeet Flower - Western Ornate Box Turtle Loki - White Ferret Odin - Brown Ferret *Aquariums* 55 gal tropical Fresh Water - 23 various fish 29 gal tropical Fresh Water - 4 various cichlids 10 gal tropical Fresh Water - 1 Red Male Betta, 3 black neon tetras, 1 Asian Glass Catfish Last edited by Buggy; 01-26-2008 at 01:48 PM.