Lees Airline Holders - 6 Pack Aquarium Airline Holders at Pet Mountain

On February 21, 2012:
These work great -- lines are held perfectly. I used a small Phillips screw driver to expand the hole where the clip goes in. So good I ordered more for another tank.

On January 12, 2012:
Great little suction cups to hold air lines in place. The hose clamps are a little tough to stick into the suction cups, but that's probably the right idea so you don't have to worry about them popping out.

On March 14, 2011:
They are a total pain unless you pull out a blow dryer and heat up the suction cup for a couple seconds and the square peg slides right in. That also helps it when you attach it to the glass. Although they did seem to want to shift all over until they got a good secure suck/stick.

On March 6, 2011:
Not much to say about tubing, lol. Its tubing, it arrived on time, and it has no holes.

On February 21, 2011:
Like the other reviewers, inserting the square peg into round hole is next to impossible. Gave it a 1 star because they don't allow negatives.

On January 19, 2011:
The suction cups are made of very unyielding plastic. Inserting the square ends from the clips into the tiny round holes on the suction cups is a miserable job that will leave your fingertips shredded and sore after only 3-4 clips. If you need more than that, you might want to space the project over several days to allow your fingers to recover. Second, the hard plastic suction cups require a lot of effort to affix them to the glass of your tank, and pop off very easily. If you never move your air lines around after the initial setup, all this effort might be worthwhile. Otherwise, maybe you'd be better off hiding the tubes behind plants.

On October 8, 2010:
The fact that the grapple holding the airline does not securely attach to the suction cup was just too annoying. The grapple has a spot that you place on a tiny peg protruding from the suction cup, but it doesn't hold onto the peg well. I tried for over 20 minutes to arrange the airlines in my tank, but small movements made the grapple and suction cup separate over and over, so I gave up. These may work for you if you have incredibly steady hands and almost never have to rearrange your aquarium decorations.

On October 28, 2009:
Have ONLY seen these at petmountain and work really well. I thought the plastic grapple would be attached to the suction cups but they are not. Not too much of a big deal to get them to stay though. Either way, works as advertised and keeps the tubing nice and clean on the edges and not floating in the tank.