I need to make access holes in the top of my aquarium, can anyone tell me outside Dia of this tubing?
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The tubing it's self is 1.25 inches. The collar which connects to the filter is 1.35 inches at its widest point.
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I used 1 inch square tubing, but they will fit a larger bar. How large is your bar? I will check. I sold my boat, I will sell you a new set, never been in the sun.
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I would suggest contacting the manufacturer. Lee's Aquarium & Pet: 1-760-744-8230
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I would suggest using the plastic bottom piece. Or, use that plastic piece to trace your own mounting template. My purchase was to replace a broken clogged faucet; so, my three holes were already drilled.
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We have a similar plastic one and I just used a 1/16 drill bit to add several tiny holes around the bottom so that water can slowly seep out instead of being a drowning hazard. The sand does not really fall out of them (so use either a 1/16 or a 1/32 drill bit) and the water just drips slowly out
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Yes, as in my case too, you can place the filter under your tank within the cabinet. There are no holes to drill, but you will have to make a couple of slots in your tank cover. These are for the inlet and outlet tubes. You probably already have one for your air tubing. Most of these tank covers have a plastic strip across the rear, with one or two glass plates forming the front of the lid. The back plastic strip usually cuts easily with scissors. Be sure and check out some of the great youtube.com videos on setting up Eheim filters. More good news - the filters are equipped with two inlet and two outlet valves with disconnects between each pair which greatly facilitate the removal and cleaning of the filter without the inadvertent release of water. Again, check out the applicable youtube.com videos. Also, since your filter canister will be within your cabinet, you might find it handy to install within your cabinet one of those inexpensive battery-powered adhesive-backed lights for when you need to access the canister or other stuff within the cabinet.
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I have found that a heavy duty tubing cutter does the trick. Cut on the indents and it leaves a nice edge to put the plugs in the top. Make sure you cut off from the top :)
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I no longer have these tubes. But if you go to any pet shop that uses air tubing attached to individual filters in an aquarium (including under-gravel filters) you will find these tubes and can measure their inside diameter.
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I cannot answer that, I put mine in an outdoor fixture with the bottom open
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Slightly bend the tubing and you should be able to pull it out of the slot. Tubing is green in the picture.
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the plastic tube that connects is 1/4 inch outside diameter. Hope this helps.
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put a piece of pvc in the ground with 5 gallon bucket on top then attach things you don't want to get wet up in side bucket you can drill a hole in the upper part of pvc to tie things to
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The filter mounts on the outside, only the intake tube and the output waterfall are in the tank. I use it for fish so I can't address it for frogs however I use Youtube quite a bit and hopefully this video might be of assistance:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWiVQjZQNbA
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I just bought plastic tubing from the hardware store. It is standard. It was a year ago and I do not remember the size.
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There is a threaded hole. I use a Skil buffer so not sure of the size match up
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This pump is an excellent pump for the money and has run in my pond 24/7 for 3 years now. I used 1" tubing with mine, however you can get a variety of barbed adapters for other size tubing at Lowes and Home Depot. The inlet hole in the pump itself is 1.5 inches, however, it comes with an adapter that allows you to use 1" tubing which is the option that I chose. Larry Tucker lwtucker@morrisbb.net
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It has a hole where you can insert a hose on the side at the bottom of the tank.