Nylon Mesh Fish Fry Hatchery Breeder Box Separation Net by XMHF

One of my fish become hyper aggressive beyond the norm to the others in the tank, so I had to separate him until I have time to set up a tank for him to avoid carnage. In winter it's not that easy because tanks need a heater, and December is so hectic that I don't have time for a major tank set up until after the holidays. This is a great way to keep him in the original heated and ph adjusted water he's acclimated to until I have time to do him justice.It is also amusing to see how the other various other fish he terrorized relentlessly now fish "trash talk" him. They slowly approach his new penthouse pad, then sassily saunter along the long side wall of this net box. It drives him crazy so he darts up and down and tries to attack them through the mesh but it's good and strong. Then they saunter off looking as smug as a fish can. Fish have some of the best personalities.He's only an inch long so while this isn't ideal it's comfy enough for the short term.The product is well made, easy to assemble and good quality materials. I might just have to get another as something this useful is good to have two.

NOTE: Im using this for an injured fish, not hatchlings.Assembly was easy, it is pretty sturdy, and works perfectly for my 1inch fish who got its tail eaten off my by larger goldfish. It allows the tiny oxygen bubbles to go through which is the probably I had with my previous clear fry container. The larger fish(6in) also dont bother him either. Suction is great even when the larger fish brush past it when swimming.

Seems to be nice materials. Sturdy net. Doesn’t stay together very well.

Relatively simple to assemble. It’s a little flimsy but for an inexpensive fry net, I expected as much. My only qualm is that the net gapped on the bottom of the frame and I lost a few fry (angel fish fry) because they got stuck in this gap and couldn’t get out & died. I tried tightening the gap but wasn’t able to. Also, and again as expected, the baby brine shrimp that I feed the fry seeps right through the mesh netting. We eventually ended up switching to a different slotted plastic fry container & I feel it works better.

Functional at a fair price. No so sturdy, but it doesn't need to be. Use care with assembly and placement. Once in the tank, you're good to go! Very effective suction cups

This is extremely poorly made. It comes disassembled, and the poles did not fit into the holes without shaving some plastic off. Then the top of the frame snapped in half while inserting a pole.The holes in the mesh net are also pretty large. Guppy fry less than a week old can swim right through it.I'm always looking to save a buck, but this one is just too poorly made to be worth it.

The actual product was easy to assemble. The frame didn't want to fit into the suction cups very well, but eventually everything worked out as far as putting the net together. Once in the water, the frame kept falling out of the suction cups, or the suction cups would let go of the glass. I went back and made sure the glass surface was clean, but the suction cups still did not hold. I ended up having to clamp the netting onto the side of my tank with a small clip. Once the guppy fry were put into the net, I'd have to recollect them from the tank. The holes are large enough for the fry to get out for the first few days, and if you're not watching for them in the rest of the tank, they might become fish food for something bigger.

Super easy set up, very sturdy and the suction is great. Exactly what I was hoping for. Well worth the money.

Try not to break it in 15 seconds like me.