What Glue / plastic pipe

[Archie_tect]

I never mentioned Naz.... ah, I see what you did there

 

[slowmotion]

Flexible rubber pipe connectors. You can get straights, elbows, reducers etc. They use then in fish ponds. See here...
http://www.dockkoi.co.uk/pond-construction-flexible-rubber-pipe-fittings-c-55_114.html

 

[dellzeqq]

tub tape

 

[tony111]

Buy some 20mm mdpe pipe and a straight connector instead of using that other stuff and trying to adapt it.

 

[gbb]

Not much use, but try to avoid using silicone sealant on any surfaces you're likely to glue. If its already on, you may struggle to get any glue to adhere.

 

[mcshroom]

how about self-amalgamating tape over the joint?

http://www.screwfix.com/p/self-amalgamating-rubber-tape-black-19mm-x-10m/87717

 

[Fnaar]

Geneva ?

No, she went of her own accord

 

[slowmotion]

Great pond! Great garden too.

 

[fossyant]

Possibly try a length of hose, work it over existing pipe and jubilee clip it.

 

[Deleted member 26715]

What is the blue pipe external diameter?

Alan...

 

[Globalti]

"for reasons unknown to myself I want to fix it so it don't leak"

Come on Reiver, tell us the truth, that's your new outdoor bathroom and you're disappointed because the cold water shower isn't working!

 

[avalon]

Nice garden.

 

[berty bassett]

if its a short length it might be possible to drill the blue pipe , drill the smaller pipe , tie them together , go to the other end of blue pipe and pull them through so you havent got a joint - we do that when the blue pipe has been covered in sand as it slides fairly easy as long as no fittings underground - it does have potential of going horribly wrong though if something snaps underground - nice pond though - when you say the other pipe fits inside - how snug ? would it be able to vasaline it and push all the way through - you would have to keep greasing though and your reducing the flow - cant you just find a bigger pipe that goes over joint and clip it