Multipurpose Marina 5-Way Convertible Breeding Trap: Versatile Solution for Aquatic Breeding Review

Cheaply made very very cheaply. Luckily I had a box to send it back - I understand you can't get much for $12 these days, but it was basically impossible. The theory of the plastic grooves holding dividers in place is just a theory. Well, live and learn.

How to hang it? There are assembly instructions on the box but nothing to hang the box. There are two odd, curved pieces of metal that don't fit into the box's slots. I don't see a way to hang this unless I bend the metal parts. The bottom plate leaves gaps large enough for the fry to slide straight into the tank and be eaten. Once in the water, all of those plastic pieces start floating inside the box. What a waste

I bought this locally as I like to do it when I can. Trying to hang from the side of a standard tank is a big problem. First, the "curved" portion of the aluminum hangers will not fit through the designated plastic slots on the rearing tank, second, the "45 degree arc" at the top is too shallow to attach to the aquarium, and third, it floats up. What's wrong with it? Solution: Short-nosed pliers smooth out the "curves" so the hangers fit through the slots. Then I bent them slightly to keep them

Benefits: Comes with dividers (for men). can run away. My fries are 2 1/2 weeks old (lamellar). And 5 of them hit the main tank. 3 of them were rescued. However, 2 others were eaten alive. - The bracket it came with was aluminum but it doesn't fit my 10 gallon tank. This mount requires a flat surface (no hood attachment). My tank model is Aqueon 10 gallons. If you can google the image you will see that the top of the tank has this black stripe all over the top. You need a tank without it for…