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Joined: May 2010
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Hi I was just wondering if anyone could recommend a good pump please? My child received a kids starter fish tank but the pump ends up sliding down the tank and the part that sucks air in always ends up submerged so it stops working. I've looked for one without suckers but have not found any. Just looking for recommendations from people please.
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Hi Elyth,I would think I could be quite simple to sort the pump you all ready have just by attaching it with a suitable length of wire hanging from the rim of the tank. Hope that makes sense to you 
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Oh yes I guess I could buy some extended wire. Thanks
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