DIY feeding portal for mesh lid

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I had a 3d printed one but it fell apart in no time from salt creep so trying out a laser cut plastic feeding ring instead I made this week.

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That’s pretty sweet. How are you able to pull the netting tight to it? Looks great.
 
That’s pretty sweet. How are you able to pull the netting tight to it? Looks great.
I attach the 2 rings on either side, screw the bolts down so it’s tight and then take a razor to cut out the inside netting.
 
Looks good. For a long time I used one that I 3d printed with Petg filament and it held up well. I’m guessing it was the filament that was used that caused the problem with your previous one.
 
I was just talking about these to my buddy because my starry blenny jumped. I need something like this. Was the screen top a DIY or one you bought?


corey
 
I was just talking about these to my buddy because my starry blenny jumped. I need something like this. Was the screen top a DIY or one you bought?


corey
The mesh lid was a DIY kit from bulk reef supply
 
Are you satisfied with the mesh kit. My tank is eurobraced acrylic. Could you make another feeding portal?

corey
 
Yeah, It took a few tries to get the mesh to stretch enough, but wasn't too difficult. Yeah PM me and I can make you one

-Andrew
 

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