HOW TO: DIY DRIP SYSTEM - AUTOMATIC WATER CHANGE

How to set up an automatic water change system/drip system so you never have to do manual water changes again!
Make aquarium fish keeping as easy as possible.
Amazon links to the equipment in this video (affiliate links):
25 PSI Pressure Regulator: goo.gl/W6Bntf
3/4" Female Hose to 1/4" Barbed Adapter: amzn.to/3o0tNIs
1/4" Irrigation Water Line: goo.gl/CCCjme
1/4" Water Line Coupling: goo.gl/Fp4EeX
1/4" T Connector: goo.gl/TgcVhh
0.5 GPH Drip Emitters: goo.gl/VsfAFp
Adjustable Drip Emitters: goo.gl/XTmxrk
Huge thanks to our channel sponsors: FlipAquatics.com
If you like this video, please remember to give it a big thumbs up!!
Also, don't forget to subscribe and hit that little bell so that you're notified about my future videos!
www.youtube.co...
God bless ya, Fish Nerds! I'll see ya next time!!

[@dallasward4825]

THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO. I LEARN A LITTLE BET MORE. MIAMI FL

[@TheFishNerd]

Awesome!

[@anthonyragan2696]

Fish room is shaping up, though. I'm following closely. :)

[@TheFishNerd]

Thanks, bro!

[@fishiemon64]

I only have three tanks python is my drip system 😆

[@TheFishNerd]

Not a bad one! Lol

[@fishiemon64]

@@TheFishNerd if I had a lot I would definitely do one though 👍

[@exoticaqualife1386]

Awesome!!

[@TheFishNerd]

Thanks!

[@spicywater0001]

ouu baby i love me a drip system

[@TheFishNerd]

Same here! It's the superior water change system in my opinion. No heating the water, no swings in parameters.

[@vanessabailey6325]

Happy thanksgiving 🦃

[@TheFishNerd]

Happy Thanksgiving!!! 👊🏼💥

[@jasonreding6453]

Ok so designing on of these systems now with a slight twist going from a split faucet. My question though is what kind of carbon are you putting in there? Just loose stuff? Where do you buy that? Thanks sir

[@TheFishNerd]

Yup. Just loose stuff. I buy it on Amazon. amzn.to/3m6Rz3T (This is an affiliate link to the stuff I use on Amazon) amzn.to/3m4XCWQ (Second affiliate link is to a bigger container of the same stuff)

[@jasonreding6453]

Great video, not sure I have ever seen a drip system just spliced into the cold like like that but I guess it makes sense when you're only doing 1/2 gallon per hour it would warm up quick. Do you just leave the valve on all the time or do you turn it on once a week to then shut if off the next day? As well, just so you know - the links in the description aren't working. All the best

[@TheFishNerd]

Yup! The drip is slow enough as to not altar the water temp so no need to heat the incoming water. I've done it both ways, leaving it on all the time and also turning it on/off. It all depends on the tank size, stocking and how much water you need/want to change. I'll check those links! Thanks!!

[@joeprovenzano4362]

Just places my order through your Amazon links

[@TheFishNerd]

Sweet! Thanks! And yes, that's the only reducer I have on it.

[@zebraplecofans]

Nice video 👏👏👍

[@TheFishNerd]

Thank you! 👊🏼💥

[@joeprovenzano4362]

How would you apply this method with 8 tanks

[@TheFishNerd]

Multiple drip emitters. I'm running 12 tanks this way currently.

[@joeprovenzano4362]

@@TheFishNerd I get that. But how would I run multiple drips out if that one tube that comes out of the carbon filter.

[@TheFishNerd]

@@joeprovenzano4362 oh gotcha. There are "T" adapters for splitting off multiple lines. Thought I linked them in the description but may have forgotten them.

[@joeprovenzano4362]

@@TheFishNerd thank you. I appreciate the intel. Thanks

[@joeprovenzano4362]

@@TheFishNerd that was sooooo stupid. I can’t believe I even asked. Ty