The Aquarium Cleaning Machine

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that looks like a very clever device - the only thing I'd say is that I frequently do a 50% change with no (perceived anyway) ill effects (malawis).

now if it would lift out the rockwork and put it back in again I'm sold !
 
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The product doesn't seem to do anything really special. A python and a micron/canister filter would do the same things, and actually be a bit more versatile overall.

Carl, it looks like you are the owner of that site you linked to. Have you sold many of them?
 
Here is what you do to build the same thing for under $60 and as a filter for any other tanks you may want

What you need
canister ($5-10 depending on what you get)
Pump ($25 for a QuietOne)
Grommets x2($4)
Plumbing ($10)
Filter floss ($3.50 for a bag)
Filter Foam ($6 for a three pack of foam for the AquaClear filters)
Some 50 Micron filter media ($6)

Assemble, total cost $59.50, a total savings of $120, spend that on a new tank. Depending on the amount of dirt sucked up, and the number of tanks serviced, you could still use it for filtering your tanks without having to clean the filter again. Whats more you don't have to spend $20 per filter cartdridge.
 
I don't need such a machine.

I have trouble taking someone wearing a leather doo-rag seriously.

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