Hi there, I just bought an older Roma 240 tank that has the internal in and out flow pipes that connect to the base of the inner tank then go through a hole in the cabinet into ribbed tubes. The tubes are fluval but don’t have the rubber connectors to plug into the fluval external filter. Is it essential to have the grey rubber connectors or can I just go ahead and plug the ribbed tubes into the filter and lock with the red twist lock? Basically can I connect the ribbed tubes to the filter without the grey rubber connectors
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Rubber connectors are they esential?
- Thread starter Pauleuan
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Hi
I've never owned a Fluval external filter so unsure if that would be a secure method.
Personally I would just purchase new hoses or the rubber adapter/connectors!
Have a look below on Ebay
I've never owned a Fluval external filter so unsure if that would be a secure method.
Personally I would just purchase new hoses or the rubber adapter/connectors!
Have a look below on Ebay
FLUVAL 306 406 307 407 RUBBER ADAPTOR A20017 INTAKE PIPE AQUASTOP OUTPUT NOZZLE | eBay
Fluval Rubber Adapter A20017. Part Number: A20017. Fluval 305/306/307. Fluval 405/406/407. FLUVAL EXTERNAL FILTER 105,106,107,205,206,207 POLISHING PADS x3 FISH TANK A242. As such, we have a huge wealth of experience in online trading.
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