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Old 03-07-2011, 05:30 AM
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Thanks. Ill go check our Homer De-pot tomorrow. Im not holding my breath though. For some reason they only stock stuff thats obscure and not needed.
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Old 03-07-2011, 01:43 PM
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I have tried Home depot, Rona, Co-op and Canadian tire and have never found the clear mesh. All they had was the green or black variety.

Bulk Reef Supply now carries the 1/2" and 1/4" clear mesh in 6.5' x 2.5' pre-cut pieces. Sadly they've been sold out for quite some time now as I've been wanting to build a mesh lid as well.
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I have the darker colored actually...and it is sooo fine that it really does not affect the light passing through...I think it is 1/2" squares.
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Im a little worried about 1/2" squares as the reason for the netting is a firefish is on my list of wants and there pretty tiny. Might just go right through one of them.
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Yes, you're right, firefish would get through them, however you could layer it to create smaller squares. It is not "fishproof". Sometimes even the larger fish find a way through however it has stopped many jumpers in my tank. Better than nothing!
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Yes, you're right, firefish would get through them, however you could layer it to create smaller squares. It is not "fishproof". Sometimes even the larger fish find a way through however it has stopped many jumpers in my tank. Better than nothing!
Theres an idea. Thanks. Ill give it a go maybe, see how it goes.
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Found this at Canadian Tire or TSC here in London. 1/4" squares and grey in colour. No problems with blocking of light on this tank, 20 long with 4 T5's on an icecap 660 or on my 120 with 500w of MH.

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