Penn-Plax AN2 Aqua Nursery Aquarium with Hatchery Review

They are easy to assemble so complaints that they are difficult to assemble baffle me. They work pretty well. Not all juveniles end up in the brood box, I usually end up with a few stragglers which I discard from the main body when the females are returned to the aquarium. Those that end up in the fry box are pretty safe. Very small viviparous juveniles (dwarf guppies or endlers) sometimes make their way outside, but I don't find this a problem for medium sized guppies. Boxes can also be used…

The large hose at the bottom of the trap is too long and will kink in the middle when reassembling. I recommend trimming a bit with scissors to fix this. You can also add a valve to the air hose line to regulate airflow, otherwise it will be awfully noisy and destructive. I have a cheap plastic trap I ordered from Revain and it does the job perfectly. Once you've placed the fish in the trap, turn off the lights and make it as dark as possible. She will give birth to her kits faster, and without

I was a bit skeptical on some of the reviews but this thing suits me perfectly. Everything fits together perfectly - no rubber bands needed! The only minor snag was that the hose that carries the fry from the main chamber to the side chamber was really too long which caused it to kink. Using regular scissors, cut off the extra quarter inch in about thirty seconds. I'd rather it be too long than not reach. And of course keep an eye on the return to the air pump, as it is probably higher. I…