ThomasLim |
28-04-2016 10:13 PM |
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Originally Posted by markuslee
(Post 9946960)
Is the panel free standing on the tank? The height of the panel is not high enough imo. Look can the photos from aro farm harvesting and you can see the height of the net they use.;)
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No, some parts I use velcro tape while some parts are using hindges and glue permanent to hold them. It consists 2 separate panel 'systems' and they can be removed. Actually due to the 90 degree turning here and there, the whole panel structure is quite stable sitting by itself. With the velcro tape to the sides, it just enhance more...hard for me to explain...
Yes what u say is true, the aro can jump high, overlook on this :o but I really like the height of this panels, looks nice and presentable... After using the netting for so long, is really enjoyable to see my fish without the netting. Cant describe... I will see how it goes... hopefully my fish can behave themselves :)
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Originally Posted by DragonFireSG
(Post 9947077)
HiBlow pumps are UL rated for outdoor use. Even in heavy rain I've not have trouble. Just don't let it go swimming, or have water back into it when it is off.
Note that it is not c-UL rated and thus cannot be used outdoors in the Canadian market. This may be the source of the confusion.
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Wow bro, everything u know :eek: really thks for the info :)
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Originally Posted by yidefuren
(Post 9947079)
Another thing, the panels go outside of the decking, so won't the fish still be able to land on it? Is it better to just have the panels surrounding the water?
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Bro, bo bian la, my brain at that moment only can design this simple type :D My thinking is that even if the fish jumps onto the decking, they will have no escape path and will keep flipping and finally drop back into the fgt. Should not be a serious problem :)
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