cherryrose
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Thanks, Phloxface, Rose, and Aesedai. I just made myself two tank dividers, one for each of my male betta tanks. The girls are now in the same tanks with the boys but there is a divider separating them. Bessie is in with BenjI and Belle is in with Barney. The tanks are situated end to end so Belle and Bessie are also able to see each other as well as the male on the opposite side of their dividers. 8)
This is how I made my dividers: I bought the plastic mesh canvas used for crafts and cut it to size. One piece cost 76 cents and made two mesh dividers. I used the gripping bar from a Sliding Bar Report Cover on the outside edges and tops of the canvas. (I already had these in my house.) The dividers look good, allow the water to flow through, and protect the fish from each other. They fit snuggly and I don't think there will be any problems. The dividers go to the top of the tank, so there is no way the fish can get through or jump over. All together the dividers cost me 76 cents. I am going to try to get some nice pictures to show you what they look like. It may take me a while though. ;D ;D ;D
CherryRose
This is how I made my dividers: I bought the plastic mesh canvas used for crafts and cut it to size. One piece cost 76 cents and made two mesh dividers. I used the gripping bar from a Sliding Bar Report Cover on the outside edges and tops of the canvas. (I already had these in my house.) The dividers look good, allow the water to flow through, and protect the fish from each other. They fit snuggly and I don't think there will be any problems. The dividers go to the top of the tank, so there is no way the fish can get through or jump over. All together the dividers cost me 76 cents. I am going to try to get some nice pictures to show you what they look like. It may take me a while though. ;D ;D ;D
CherryRose