Lid question
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brmreefer
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I say that depends on the type of fish that live there. If there are any jumpers, then "yes." Otherwise, strictly personal preference.
I prefer my tanks don't have lids because of a cleaner look, but the inhabitants drive me to keep one on for their safety. Hope that helps.
I prefer my tanks don't have lids because of a cleaner look, but the inhabitants drive me to keep one on for their safety. Hope that helps.
brmreefer
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My apologies. I should have read that more closely next time. ;Blackeye
No personal experience with this lid manufacturer (Kraken Reef), I have heard good things about their lids.
I currently use a tight fitting glass lid I ordered through Amazon a long, long time ago, and my other smaller DT has a DIY lid (Mesh Style) that I made.
No personal experience with this lid manufacturer (Kraken Reef), I have heard good things about their lids.
I currently use a tight fitting glass lid I ordered through Amazon a long, long time ago, and my other smaller DT has a DIY lid (Mesh Style) that I made.
Florida Man
Valuable Member
Hello. I made a lid for WB Cube 20. I ordered the lid clips off Amazon - 6mm thickness for my glass. Went to Ace Hardware and they cut me a piece of plexiglass at .200 thickness 17”x12” Quick and easy DIY.
Ace can make you a mesh/screen lid. 10/10 would recommend.
Ace can make you a mesh/screen lid. 10/10 would recommend.
minus9
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Check out Octo Aquatics, Matt makes great lids. I love mine and his customer is great! He’s a sponsor here. OctoAquaticsLids @cromag27 can answer any questions you have.
