DIY acclimation "domaflicky" W/PIC

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Brenden

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I have always thought it was a pain to drip acclimate corals/fish because I had to constantly monitor the airline. Do to it being so flexible the knots would tighten/kink and I had to constantly adjust the knots to maintain proper flow. This weekend I ripped out my spray bar and made a new one with a new acclimation "domaflicky" on it. I have 5 separate valves and lines that I can adjust the drip rate on without worrying about it changing etc the bags clamp onto the bar and I just come by every hour and take a little of the water out. Just thought I would share. I works great.
 
Very cool invention... I bought one of these from the pet store. It is an airline splitter and has the same controls on it. It even has a clip on it to secure it to the edge of the tank!

:D
 
Very cool. They sell airline hose valves that slide into the end of the airline a they work great to control the water flow.
 
I tried the airline valves but I like this because. The bags sit in the refugium so the water temp is maintained. The hoses are all pressurized so no siphon.
 
Your lucky and have a fuge bigger then most peoples tanks :mrgreen:

If I had your set up I would probably have a sweet set up like that also.
 
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