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Ziss Aqua - Zet 65 (egg tumbler)


Post Mon May 12, 2014 6:50 pm

Posts: 870
Location: St George, NSW
I used the Zet 65 tumbler apologizes on the typo (not 80).

I found the product made of exceptional quality it was solid and felt durable.

I found the suction caps strong (so strong it's hard to take off the tank).

I lost one egg during the process however that could be due to flow as it was my first time, I was learning the ropes.

This is the first tumbler I have used however atm, I can't think of anything better to use. It's a great product, may be not the cheapest however in the long run it will pay for it self.

Not much more I can really say or add however if you have any question please don't hesitate to ask :).

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Post Mon Jun 02, 2014 2:15 pm

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Location: CHUWAR QLD
Thanks Mo. How hard is it to remove any dead eggs etc?
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Post Mon Jun 02, 2014 5:11 pm

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Location: St George, NSW
Lloyd wrote:
Thanks Mo. How hard is it to remove any dead eggs etc?


Hi Lloyd,

I have heard of people complaining about dead eggs getting stuck in the mesh (where airstone sits). and is quiet a pain.

In my case I had one bad egg in between the others so all I had to do was use a syringe to suck out.
Regards, Mo

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Post Mon Jun 02, 2014 6:15 pm

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Location: East Hills Sydney
I am using one of these to tumble some frontosa eggs at the moment and it is working well!!! Very happy with it so far :D
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Post Sat Oct 03, 2015 7:57 am

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I had some success with this Ziss tumbler I bought recently from Caramels Fishy Friends with Frontosa and Tropheus, but a couple of smaller mouthfuls have failed. I just had some trouble getting the flow and tumble right with small mouthfuls.

Here are some picks of the successful process (not the best but yet get the idea)

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Post Fri Oct 09, 2015 6:29 am

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Location: Glenmore park
They are great pics Bruce, I still haven't tried one of these tumblers yet but I hear a lot of good things about them. They come in 3 different sizes don't they?
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Post Fri Oct 09, 2015 7:44 pm

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That's right - 55, 65 and 80 mm diameters. The manufacturer recommends the 80 for Frontosa and the 65 for tropheus, but I got the 65 - middle of the road

Post Sat Oct 17, 2015 1:18 pm

Posts: 1384
Location: CHUWAR QLD
I only use these tumblers now. I get a very high success rate using these, even if stripping frontosa and tropheus at 3 days.

I get them from James http://www.caramelspetsupplies.com.au/s ... r-zt-65-m/
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