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fish tank newbie - what is a tube with bung?

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Biggsie | 19:57 Sun 22nd Jul 2012 | Animals & Nature
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I have inherited/rescued a fish tank complete with fish and accessories from an abandoned home. Everything seems to be OK but there is an unexplained bit of kit.
It is a quantity of clear tubing with a hard bung at one end. Is it somesort of syphon? Any ideas please?
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A syphon, for sucking the water out.
19:58 Sun 22nd Jul 2012
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and poop off the bottom (of the tank!)
20:00 Sun 22nd Jul 2012
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Also used for sucking up/out uneaten food and fish sh!t.
20:01 Sun 22nd Jul 2012
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Is it an airstone?
http://www.aqua-fish....hp?h=aquariumairstone
Scroll down the page to two small pictures
23:03 Sun 22nd Jul 2012
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Alternatively, buy some ugly little bottom dwellers, more commonly known as Jedward fans, and they will eat the dirt/poop/debris.
23:05 Sun 22nd Jul 2012

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