Hundreds of jars to clean and maintain every day getting old?
Here is what I used to do to minimize work when It comes time to seperate the betta's.
Matterials
Cat litter boxes or other plastic container (NEW OF COURSE)
Behind the tank filter
Tubing to fit over intake of filter.
4.5" ID PVC or larger (You can also use old cleaned out butter dishes)
Steps
Take and cut your PVC to the hight you would perfer.
Drill holes in bottom of it (kinda small but big enough to let water pass)
Put the filter on the back of the littler box.
Run the tubing from the intake to the other end of the litter box.
Put your pipes in the litter box spaced at least an inch or two appart.
Fill with water and start filter.
If needed weigh the cups down a little bit (use your imagination)
Put one fish in every PVC cup.
This used to work well for me and mininmized the work load. You will still have to doe some vacuming from each tank but not nearly as much. When I came up with this plan I went from 5 hours work to 30 min. a day. Much easyer.
Here is what I used to do to minimize work when It comes time to seperate the betta's.
Matterials
Cat litter boxes or other plastic container (NEW OF COURSE)
Behind the tank filter
Tubing to fit over intake of filter.
4.5" ID PVC or larger (You can also use old cleaned out butter dishes)
Steps
Take and cut your PVC to the hight you would perfer.
Drill holes in bottom of it (kinda small but big enough to let water pass)
Put the filter on the back of the littler box.
Run the tubing from the intake to the other end of the litter box.
Put your pipes in the litter box spaced at least an inch or two appart.
Fill with water and start filter.
If needed weigh the cups down a little bit (use your imagination)
Put one fish in every PVC cup.
This used to work well for me and mininmized the work load. You will still have to doe some vacuming from each tank but not nearly as much. When I came up with this plan I went from 5 hours work to 30 min. a day. Much easyer.
