breeder net keep falling

[cassandra]

my breeder net keeps poping of my tank glass is there any other ways i can get it to stay on without buying a whole new one

 

[Cstratton7]

I have no experience with breeder nets, but if you had some sort of clips that attach to the net corners and then to the sides of your aquarium that might work. I personally just slipped a divider in my tank so i could decide how much room to give the mother and the fry.

How did it attach in the first place?

 

[cassandra]

it attach buy 2 suckion cups ( my breeder tank is plastic ) does the divider work good, i was looking at one the other day but i don't think they'll fit my tank, 36 gal

 

[Cstratton7]

from my experience they work pretty good. I have one in my 10 gallon tank right now. when i was at the store i deffinately saw ones for 10 and 20 gallon tanks, but i'm not quite sure how big they get.

I guess you'll just have to measure the width of your tank and check at the store.

 

[Phase2]

I have some preggy guppies and moved them to a seperate tank but they looked really sad, so I made up a device to keep the mothers in the original tank(where they are happier) and to keep the fry away from the mothers I brought a floating breeder and put a breeder net attached to the bottom with an elastic band. I dont know if it'll work in practice but it should in princible. As for keeping your breeder net still its a bit tricky...a new nets not too much money and you may find one thatsits better, have you tried clothes pegging it to a corner?

 

[cassandra]

oh that is such a good one thanks i never even thought of that thanks

 

[Aqua_Princess64]

Try to get some wire to somehow hold it up. I have no experience with breeding nets so I'm not sure that would work.

 

[Nallen]

I'm using these things you use to drink Coke with... tube things... Don't know the language. (Please tell me what it's called if you understand what I mean)

Cut 'em up and put them together, then attach the breeding tank to the side of your big tank. DIY at it's best