It might be better to go with a better bigger heater, it seems yours might not be high enough wattage
you just need a mesh lid for that, what tank do you have?
I have one of their kids for my WB P7225. The lid evaporation inserts for the screened areas is not worth it. The screens alone block enough light for me to have to compensate for about 5-10 PAR. I have diffusers on my lights and they reduce part by an obscene %15-20% on top of that.
Sorry. $30 with shipping.
I would love to order one for my Waterbox peninsula 15 that I'm using as a quarantine tank. I tried some acrylic from the hardware store and it sags way too much. That sag led to a 1/4" gap in the side where a yellow watchman goby that was all of one day in quarantine managed to jump out.
Please contact one of our client specialists. [email protected]. These products are not yet available for sale to the general public as we are applying for patents. We have been looking at this category for a long time as a lid should not cost more than an aquarium. Our design staff will work closely with you to get it right. There will be a lot of back and forth and you would not be under any financial obligation. What I mean is, if you don't like it, we will keep trying to work out the bugs until it works the way it should. The lids we make right now are custom for our own line of tanks. Making them for other mfg's tanks is going to take a bit of effort but nothing insurmountable. Our goal is to get the cost down to less than $100 for an 8 foot tank. Much much lower for smaller ones. If you are willing to be one of our first test clients and can share in the field feedback with us, let's do this. Better yet, forget the cost, Please get in touch with us and we will do it no charge.
I'd like to get in on that, I have a Reef Octopus Octo LUX T90 and no one makes a lid for it... I think it has to do with how the rear section of the tank is setup...
[email protected]. Be sure to address Jim Skurdahl, no one else. The design guys and the client service guys love it when I do this to them. Please be patient with them . Kidding aside, this will be a collaborative effort. Even though we know how to build awesome aquariums and such, we need more user feedback. Condensation, venting. General fit and finish. Suggestions are welcome. Our objective is to develop a line of very cost effective but high quality lids. We have ideas and need real world results. Together with your help we will dial it in. Please note, we are pretty busy and this project may take a few days. No charge.
What would the cost be for a 65 gallon with center brace?
Before this gets too out of hand, I want to say again that this is a collaborative prototyping effort and I want to limit it to standard well known brands. It is not a "get a free lid" offer. What we get from this is real world feedback and design assistance. What you get is a free lid which may or may not work out for you the first time around. Well known brand name aquariums are what we want to start out with. And nothing crazy big. 200 gallons or less. I want to limit the first go around to maybe ten different lids. Two already are spoken for
