Pipeline Fish Tank Photos
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rollerboi
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That's cool. Is it a pressurized fish tank, or how do they keep the water in the pipe up there, and how does it stay clean? 
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It is cool. Wrong forum maybe, but neat. The pipes seem to be made from clear plastic to create siphons. Keeping them clean with those Cichlid fish is probly not going to happen.That's cool. Is it a pressurized fish tank, or how do they keep the water in the pipe up there, and how does it stay clean?
Oh, if the siphon doesn't get too much light, a sucker mouthed catfish might keep it clean, and the detritus would probly work its way to the filter tanks. I wonder how much additional pressure the siphons exert on the host tanks?
I used PVC siphones to connect adjacent tanks for a circulating system once and did have a problem with fish changing tanks.
Blackwood
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haha... cool.
ajames54
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Kind of cool but that is a lot of water to hit the floor with just one pinhole..
It would be interesting to know how often the fish use the "High-way"
That sure is a unique concept, will have to send to my cousin who loves his fishtank.
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