Review on 🐠 In-Tank Aquarium Breeder Box: Ideal Hatchery for Small Fish, Shrimp, Clownfish & Injured Fish - 8.1 x 3.5 x 4.1 Inch Acrylic Divider by Pete Norris

I have 7 of these isolation breeding tanks. For me the most important thing is that it floats and floats evenly. I can clean my tanks and change the water and the breeder can swim freely and I don't have to worry about the safety of the fish. It comes with 2 suction cups if you want it to stay in place. It has slits on 2 short sides that allow water to flow while keeping fish and roasts inside. It comes with 2 removable baffles and a removable fry slot. I also have a snap lid and 2 circles with slots for storing food. The lid doesn't snap into place too tightly, so it's easy to open. Dividers only work with pickled roasts. When the fry drop is removed you have a really good sized small aquarium. With the addition of brood you will have enough space to temporarily hold the females. I've noticed that with all of these pieces, the food doesn't come out of the bottom half. At least the tank seems to stay really clean. I personally use them to introduce smaller fish to my aquariums. after a few days of swimming in the aquarium, the remaining fish lose interest in the fish in the breeder. Measurements for the large size are approximately 8.5 inches long, 3.5 inches wide and 4 inches deep (measured to the waterline). Remember that with the brooder you only have half as much space for the adult fish.