Aquarium Co-Op
Aquarium Co-Op Check Valve
Aquarium Co-Op Check Valve is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Product Refunds & Returns
- Returns can be processed within 14 days from purchase.
- To return products, they must be in original condition
- Shipping expenses are not refundable
- If your items have been damaged in shipping, please contact us within 24 hours of receipt with photos, and we will assist you.
Dead on Arrival (DOA) Policy – Shipped Orders Only
- We guarantee live arrival on all shipped livestock when:
- The package is received on the first delivery attempt.
- Clear photos of the unopened shipping bag and deceased animal are emailed to us within 2 hours of delivery confirmation.
- If these conditions are met, we will provide a replacement or store credit. Shipping charges are non-refundable.
7-Day Livestock Guarantee (Local & Shipped Orders)
- We guarantee our livestock for 7 days from purchase/delivery if our care recommendations and tank requirements were followed.
- Proof Required: We may require photos of the deceased animal, proof of purchase (receipt/order number), and/or a water sample from your tank for testing.
Livestock Refunds, Returns, & Surrenders
- Local customers may return livestock within 72 hours of purchase for a refund, provided the animal is alive and in original condition. Returns must be brought to the store; we do not provide pickup services.
Aquarium Co-Op Check Valve
Aquarium Co-Op Check Valve
Description
Description
Prevent Back Siphoning and Protect Your Air Pumps
- Prevent Water Siphoning Out of Aquarium
- Rubber Valve For Longevity
- Essential for Power Outages
- Pair it with an Aquarium Co-op Air Pump and Airline Tubing
A check valve is used to prevent water from siphoning out of your aquarium. If water siphons out it will usually damage the air pump, and lead to water on your floor. In extreme cases this can lead to a fire if electronics are sitting in water.
Directions/Specifications
Best practice is to place the check valve near the top of your aquarium. This stops the water at the rim instead of down near the pump where over time the pressure could cause a leak. Make sure your airline tubing is cut nicely and free of any tears. Check to make sure the tubing hasn't dried out over time causing the connection to be loose as this will leak in the event of a power outage.
Specifications
Specifications
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CategoryAccessories
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Product TypeValve
Payment & Security
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