Two Little Fishies481508 PHL481508, 1-(Pack)

Got one to reduce the filter pump output on a Fluval Spec for a Betta. Seems to work good. But woah, this sucker was big. I knew it would be for a 1/2" tube, but I didn't expect the valve to be that big. Nothing wrong with that, tho.Valve is nice and tight. This might be a problem to adjust in tight areas, but if it isn't in a tight area, it's good to make sure the valve stays at the position you place it.It's kind of funny, this one is under the "Two Little Fishes" brand, but it looks exactly the same as a generic version of this valve, under regular hardware and not aquarium use. The graphic and logo on it are the same. So if you can find this valve under a different brand cheaper, go for it. This one probably isn't even made by Two Little Fishes, just packaged by them.There's someone else selling this same valve on Amazon for twice the price, plus shipping. So this one is the better deal, if you have Prime or are buying at least $35 worth of merchandise.

VERY GOOD PRODUCT.

This product is great. I own about ten. I have never used clamps and have never leaked. They grip .5 inchinch inner dismater rubber hose so well that once it is on you have to cut them off. Problems I want to have.However, first time buying, I thought I was buying "Two" for the price of one because of the company name. Laugh. Its sad to be me every day. :). But to be clear you are getting "one" valve from a company called "Two little fishes" not "two" from a comapny called "little fishes". I am wrighting this because as dumb as I am, I hope and pray there is at least one person who is dumber.

I use this on a Finnex Mini Canister Filter inflow pipe, and this thing works really well. I can adjust it to the smallest flow level, or completely off. An absolute must for maintenance or feeding baby brine shrimp etc. All LFS should carry this product.

Great quality at a cheaper price.