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A gravel vacuum is an essential tool to maintain a healthy environment for your aquatic life. A gravel vacuum helps during the water changing process by removing excess debris and waste material from the substrate without disturbing the décor—helping to keep the water levels stable—and reduce stress to your fish. It is ideal to use a gravel vacuum and change 10- to 25-percent of your aquarium’s water every two to four weeks.
Cleaning your aquarium gravel can be as simple as using a gravel vacuum tool to remove the waste and debris.
Using a gravel vacuum, it will create suction through a large tube then running down a smaller flexible tube into a bucket. The larger plastic tube will disturb the substrate with an up and down motion as you vacuum, loosening the dirt and debris.
Use a gravel vacuum and change out 10- to 25- percent of the water once every two to four weeks.
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