🐠 Deep Blue Professional ADB12024 Fish Net: 4 by 3-Inch Fine Mesh for Efficient Aquarium Cleaning Review

I bought 3 of these and keep them by the pool to catch spiders, ants and bees that swim in the pool. They don't rust, which is great.

I use it for my fountain that grows in our moss area. It has a small head so it's great for me but probably not for people with big tanks.

My fish got caught in the net. Its fins are in holes. It took me 30 minutes to release it. I would use my hands before using the net again.

I bought a net to clean our fountain. This is very handy because I can hang it on a nail near the fountain to keep leaves and debris out of the fountain.

If you're like me you've been looking for the cheapest fishing net. Unlike the picture, you will receive a network. It definitely looks "cheap" - the fit and finish are definitely lacking and the materials used are fit for purpose. But it works fine. Thumbs up.

Nothing to complain about, this net costs a little over a dollar and for that price I'd buy a few more if one breaks or breaks. Of course, this net might not be enough for the day-to-day duties of a pet shop, but I think it's quite enough for a casual home aquarium owner to catch specimens.

This fishing net has worked well for me. This is comparable to any other fishing net I have ever owned. I have used it for guppies and would not recommend it for fish larger/longer than 2 inches. as they may find it difficult to "settle comfortably". The length of the handle is ideal for a small aquarium (probably up to 10 gallons) but may not be long enough to use in a large aquarium without getting your hands wet. The net I received was as described, this is the type and size of fishing net I

As a fisherman's net, it does exactly what it's supposed to do when catching a net. It's not very pretty, but it's pretty practical. The wire tips are coated and I haven't had any rusting problems. In case you're wondering, which you probably haven't already, this is an aquarium net - it's not designed to catch salmon or anything like that. I like that the mesh is soft. I only have one betta and am very wary of anything that might damage its delicate, flowing fins. I'm happy to report that…