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November 30th 05, 03:34 PM
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Assistance with a 250 Gallon
Phloater wrote on 11/29/2005 9:40 PM:
I have seen on some hard PVC pipes knobs to control the flow. PVC ball valves are great for redirecting current. For example when doing a water change I redirect the water flow with ball valves and let the pump do the work, but don't use valves on your pump to controle the amount of water flow if you don't have to. Instead use a pump that is rated for the flow that you need. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets 
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