🐠 Enhance Your Aquarium with JARDLI 2-Pack Lily Pipe Acrylic Fixture for 13mm and 17mm Inflow Outflow Tubes Review

Great little item for attaching jerry cans to the tank. Eliminates the need for suction cups on the tank. The only drawback is that they should be a bit wider. Difficult to pull them over the edge of the tank, they are very tight.

works great for my 13mm Lily Pipes. The only issue was the flimsy glass attachment point on my tank, so I had to add 1/4" thick felt padding to keep these things in place.

Excellent quality product but does not fit Jardli Lily short inlet tube. I had to modify a bit and cut off half of the tank attachment section. I wish that was clearer. I assumed it would fit since it's the same brand.

These will not work properly with Jardli glass tubes which have two "nipples" on the suction cups. The glass nipples press against the tank glass of a rimless tank, causing the bracket and tube to tilt. This will work, but not very well. They probably work perfectly with stainless steel tubing, but not with glass.

Great product saves money for other aquariums but not for mine. be too fat to fit around. I figured it probably wouldn't fit, but just wanted to try and get my pipes to sit straight. I would suggest that it will suffice with a small tetra aquarium or a 40 gallon other brand (sea soil or aquaon) aquarium.

I wish this product was just a few millimeters wider to accommodate both rimmed and rimless tanks. You can press it against the tank with the rim, but it looks as if you would break it (it only looks like it, it's quite stable). It goes well with my regular sized lily whistles but not at all with the mini lily whistles which I'd like to see somewhere in the description. Any lily pipes with a curved neck, like mini lily pipes, will have trouble with this, others will be fine.

The quality of the product is good, but be careful, it does not suit all lilies! If you have pipes with suction cups (like mine) or pipes that curve inwards, you won't be able to install them without some modifications. I put a small piece of tubing around the pipe to get more grip. In this case the pipe is not quite vertical and leans forward a bit, which is normal in my case as the pipe connected is not very flexible. You can straighten the glass tube by placing an object between the tube and