Description The Siphon We Wished We Had When Raising Fry Anyone who has raised fry knows the challenge of keeping a small tank clean without risking sucking up delicate fish in the process. Before finding this siphon we used hardline and quarter inch OD tubing to clean our fry tanks, a setup that occasionally failed to prime and start water flow reliably. The Nano Fry Siphon solved both problems. One or two squeezes of the bulb and water flow starts immediately, every time. A genuine time saver for anyone maintaining multiple fry tanks or nano setups. What Is Included Each kit includes the siphon with squeeze bulb, flexible tubing, a bucket clamp that doubles as a flow controller, and two interchangeable end attachments. The compact design makes it easy to maneuver in small tanks without disturbing fish or decorations. Two Interchangeable Attachments Duck-Billed Attachment: Designed to pick up larger debris including fish waste and uneaten food from the substrate surface with precision. Fry Safe Attachment: Helps protect most fry from being accidentally sucked up during cleaning. Both attachments are small enough to prevent gravel from entering the tubing. A Note on Fry Safety No siphon can guarantee that a fry will never be collected during cleaning, particularly with very young or newly hatched fry. We recommend draining water into a shallow bucket or container rather than directly down a drain. This allows you to quickly spot and return any fry that may have been accidentally collected back to the tank. Once fry are a few days old and more mobile the risk decreases significantly. How to Use Place the inlet end into the aquarium and position the outlet tubing lower than the inlet section as this siphon relies on gravity to move water out of the tank. Squeeze the bulb one or two times to start water flow. Use the bucket clamp to control flow rate as needed during cleaning.
