Tigerbarb
08-04-2008, 11:36 PM
I recently hooked my airline tubing to a cheap plastic T-valve, and the pump(decent pump, too) would only service air to one tube at a time, and whichever tube's end was highest was the tube that bubbled. Also, if I have one bare tube touching the bottom of the tank, and the other tube with an airstone on it only an inch below the surface, the pump will do anything but service air to an airstone. I really want to figure this whole thing out so I can position all my tanks together, and start using air-driven sponge filters all connected to one pump, to save energy.