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Divider Hunt
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Divider Hunt
I have been looking everywhere for dividers to divide up my 60l for the boys after the girls move to there new 125l but had no look
so where do you guys/gals get your dividers from
so where do you guys/gals get your dividers from

Lilfishie- Rosetail

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Re: Divider Hunt
Kel sells some but I can't point you where lol. You can link to the shop from her forum.
Time-Out- Crowntail

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Re: Divider Hunt
I'm not sure mine would be big enough for your tank.
13.5" x 10.5" each divider (twin pack is £7.50 including postage)
you may get bigger sheet sizes in craft shops, otherwise have a hunt for penplax aquarium dividers. They do 3 sizes... smallest is 11.4" x11.4", biggest is 11.4" x 17.5"
13.5" x 10.5" each divider (twin pack is £7.50 including postage)
you may get bigger sheet sizes in craft shops, otherwise have a hunt for penplax aquarium dividers. They do 3 sizes... smallest is 11.4" x11.4", biggest is 11.4" x 17.5"

incognito- Rosetail

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Re: Divider Hunt
i will have a proper measure of it tomorrow but think its around 30x30 cm that is so roughly 12"?
just googled the dimensions and its 13.8" x 11.8" so with my substrate (roughly an inch of sand) i may just get away with it, any ideas?
just googled the dimensions and its 13.8" x 11.8" so with my substrate (roughly an inch of sand) i may just get away with it, any ideas?

Lilfishie- Rosetail

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Re: Divider Hunt
I think the plastic canvas/craft mesh from hobbycraft is best - allows good water flow and is cheap - about £2 per sheet. I support the edges with slide binders from Rymans or ebay

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Re: Divider Hunt
anyone think i could get away with it? or not worth the risk?

Lilfishie- Rosetail

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Re: Divider Hunt
as long as you have the width you could lower water depth to adjust for divider height

incognito- Rosetail

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Re: Divider Hunt
the width is fine and i don't fill it to the top anyway incase they jump

Lilfishie- Rosetail

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Re: Divider Hunt
measure the height you actually need then hun
gravel height and if no drip tray then you need preferably 1-2" clearance for divider abover waterline
with drip tray tight then up to 1" water line to tray is enough
gravel height and if no drip tray then you need preferably 1-2" clearance for divider abover waterline
with drip tray tight then up to 1" water line to tray is enough

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