Little rubbery things..?

[PaladinGirl]

LOL I don't know what else to call those little rubbery things that come with heat pads that you place under the tank to lift it up off the surface it's on.

I accidentally threw some away and I need them. Does anyone know what they're called or where I might be able to get some or something like them? I was going to search Home Depot or somewhere and see if I can find something.

 

[jerrymb]

LOL I don't know what else to call those little rubbery things that come with heat pads that you place under the tank to lift it up off the surface it's on.

I accidentally threw some away and I need them. Does anyone know what they're called or where I might be able to get some or something like them? I was going to search Home Depot or somewhere and see if I can find something.

Home Depot. Wal Mart. You can find them or something like them everywhere. In the hardware department.

 

[Tony C]

LOL I don't know what else to call those little rubbery things that come with heat pads that you place under the tank to lift it up off the surface it's on.

I accidentally threw some away and I need them. Does anyone know what they're called or where I might be able to get some or something like them? I was going to search Home Depot or somewhere and see if I can find something.

These things?

PM me your address and I'll drop some in the mail today, just let me know how many you need.

 

[artes]

I stick coasters under the tank when I lose those son of a #%$@#%@$ things.

 

[PaladinGirl]

Thanks guys you are awesome!

 

[Gecko977]

Mine never came with those...It just came with spacers that I place in the corners of the tank.

 

[Tico]

I put Tile under the tank also ... still scare the wood would burn a little ( cheap tile 2 pcs for 10 gallon ) less 3 dollars ..better then on wood !

 

[acpart]

I'm lucky in that my kids collected a huge number of plastic and wooden dominoes years ago and I'm still using those.

Aliza

 

[LeoMerlin]

I would never have thought about using dominoes, but I guess if it works, go with it.