🐠 Versatile Extendable 3D Aquarium Net for Shrimp, Small Fish, Tetra, Betta, and More - Ideal for Your Aquarium Fish Tank! Review

It's too expensive to work for just a short time. The telescopic part will rust after about a month of use. This is also after I have cleaned it after use and then dried it before putting it away. After about two weeks I noticed a tear in the mesh near the seam and threw it away. It looked good and looked expensive, but for an aquarium trellis it was inferior to the cheap ones available.

I really like the design of this net. The one I ordered earlier collapsed on my shrimp and all I know is it stressed my little ones. I noticed that the pet store I visit uses this type of mesh and decided to look for it. I just got these in the mail. I can't wait to try this. Thank you for getting it to me so quickly. It just took me a little longer to pick it up. 😊

Already planning to buy a second one for my supply box. The tiny net is great for moving plants and decoration. It keeps its "soup can" shape so the fish doesn't get caught in the corners. I used it to catch platies and swordfish but originally I used it to catch juvenile fish that were transferred to a hatchery. I have a 55 gallon tank and it expands so my hands are out of the water. You won't regret the extra money you spent on it.

Truly the most convenient purchase I have ever made. The quality is excellent. The mesh is strong and keeps its shape, but it's not stiff or stiff, even for my most sensitive fish. I showed it to the owner of the local fish shop and he ordered four for his personal use. Despite my intentional rough treatment and general abuse, including bending the net and pulling the handle, nothing fell apart. The telescoping handle is thin enough to cause very little drag in the water, but strong enough not…