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Gloves for your tank


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:D Most of us, I am sure use bare hands in the tanks "BUT" some might use or want to use gloves. I have found a cheap source and thought I would share. I went down to Lee Valley on 11 street SE (Near costco/leons). They are called MUCKING GLOVES. They are used for ponds or composting! They are like a extra long pair of dishwashing gloves that are cuffed at the ends so they tighten around the tops of your arms. They are very reasonably priced at $6.95 a pair. Way cheaper than the coralife pairs. Hope this helps out someone. :D

Glove picture here!

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Thanks for the tip Blade. Do they protect you from that flesh loving puffer you mentioned in your other post? :lol:

An even cheaper alternative is from your local veterinary supply store. I picked up 100 thin shoulder length gloves

Don't even want to picture what those are meant for. :rofl:

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Thanks for the tip Blade. Do they protect you from that flesh loving puffer you mentioned in your other post? :lol:
An even cheaper alternative is from your local veterinary supply store. I picked up 100 thin shoulder length gloves

Don't even want to picture what those are meant for. :rofl:

To explore the deeper messier regions of barnyard animals when you think one of them accidentally ate your cell phone.

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To explore the deeper messier regions of barnyard animals when you think one of them accidentally ate your cell phone.

LMAO! @ Harold -roll-

Thanks for the tip on the vet gloves, now I just have to find a supply store. Wonder if the UFA has them for cows or whatever? Things that make you go HHHMMMMM.

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Great ideas! I usually wear only regular disposable hospital gloves when I am cleaning the filter or handling bioballs and such. Mycobacterium marinum is a tough bug...gotta use some caution in the tank.

Js

tell me about it,

$600. for meds alone,

taken for 6 weeks.

still have "bruising"on my arm

probably be there forever!

talk about commitment to the fishes,

and your job!!!

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