Habitat - Indoor :: POOPAH SCOOPAH!!!

Turtle tank setups and other indoor configurations.

Post Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 3:45 am   

EpicTF wrote:I dont see any links i see the pictures on your post


yes i managed to work out how to put the pics on lol

and i will somehow upload a vid of it working in the next few days basically it works by sucking up the mess as a filter does and deposits the water from the back. i have a small filter basket in place to catch any mess. (more pics shortley)
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Post Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 5:49 am   

Looks like it should work well for a tank with no substrate. Need to try it in sand, I suspect it will pick a small amount up.

Please tell us that you put a waterproof connector on the electrics before you put it near the water!
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Post Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 5:58 am   

seanwb wrote:Looks like it should work well for a tank with no substrate. Need to try it in sand, I suspect it will pick a small amount up.

Please tell us that you put a waterproof connector on the electrics before you put it near the water!


i plan on trying it with some sand and as i happens no i diddnt put a water proof connector on during the trial run, just some amalgimate tape which is waterproof any way.
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Post Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 6:22 pm   

hi giys ive given up on the poopah scoopah:(:(:(

ive got my new tank up and running now so the scoopahs not powerfull enough.. shame really. i mght redesign it using a powerhead instead of the little filter.
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