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We put a piece of pic pipe in the tank for shruck. Didn't know it floats, how can we keep it place?
 
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Do you mean pvc pipe? They don't usually float unless there is air trapped in the pipe. Check that first. You could silicone some aquarium safe weights onto the bottom/side of the pipes or silicone the pipe to the floor of the tank if you want it there permanently.
 
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