These look perfect and priced right. Are they tough enough to move rocks around? That's usually the only time I wear glovesThese are perfect for me
JOR Aquarium Gloves, Extra-long Gloves for Cleaning, DIY Freshwater and Saltwater Aquarium Maintenance, Red Color, 1 Pair https://a.co/d/4ugT6cj
Good ideaI use the disposable with another pair of nitrile over/under depending on what I'm working on.
The nitrile give me better feel and I end up with less holes in them
I bought a tank from a guy out of state. It was, according to him, a standard 180 gallon. I was so happy, because it was only supposed to be 24” tall. Got it home, measured it bc I couldn’t touch bottom, and realized it was a 210 gallon with 29.6” sides. Booooooo (Also, guy had this tank for years… how did he not know it held 15% more water than a 180? Weird.)
Long arms?
These are what I use, work great!!!!Yes, I used gloves like these. If you are picking up something like a sharp live rock, thin gloves can puncture.
Look, idk if I’m the only one who loathes putting my entire arm up to the armpit in my tank to clean it, place corals, etc., but I can’t stand it. Not to mention, might be putting oils in it, soap, even sunscreen. So I thought about how my veterinarian checks my horses for pregnancy, and ordered these arm-length plastic gloves to use in my tank. They work perfectly and are $12. Winning!
I believe the whole point of these gloves, made to do rectal exams on horses, is to throw them away after use. There are rubber gloves available that are made for extended use, but they are somewhat annoying because you have to wait for them to dry because they’re so hard to put on when wet.Look, idk if I’m the only one who loathes putting my entire arm up to the armpit in my tank to clean it, place corals, etc., but I can’t stand it. Not to mention, might be putting oils in it, soap, even sunscreen. So I thought about how my veterinarian checks my horses for pregnancy, and ordered these arm-length plastic gloves to use in my tank. They work perfectly and are $12. Winning!
Look, idk if I’m the only one who loathes putting my entire arm up to the armpit in my tank to clean it, place corals, etc., but I can’t stand it. Not to mention, might be putting oils in it, soap, even sunscreen. So I thought about how my veterinarian checks my horses for pregnancy, and ordered these arm-length plastic gloves to use in my tank. They work perfectly and are $12. Winning!
Look, idk if I’m the only one who loathes putting my entire arm up to the armpit in my tank to clean it, place corals, etc., but I can’t stand it. Not to mention, might be putting oils in it, soap, even sunscreen. So I thought about how my veterinarian checks my horses for pregnancy, and ordered these arm-length plastic gloves to use in my tank. They work perfectly and are $12. Winning!
Look, idk if I’m the only one who loathes putting my entire arm up to the armpit in my tank to clean it, place corals, etc., but I can’t stand it. Not to mention, might be putting oils in it, soap, even sunscreen. So I thought about how my veterinarian checks my horses for pregnancy, and ordered these arm-length plastic gloves to use in my tank. They work perfectly and are $12. Winning!
This is a wonderful idea. Definitely going to get these. Thanks!Look, idk if I’m the only one who loathes putting my entire arm up to the armpit in my tank to clean it, place corals, etc., but I can’t stand it. Not to mention, might be putting oils in it, soap, even sunscreen. So I thought about how my veterinarian checks my horses for pregnancy, and ordered these arm-length plastic gloves to use in my tank. They work perfectly and are $12. Winning!
