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Old September 27th 04, 10:23 PM
Nikki Casali
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Les Juby wrote:

Hiya

I am trying to start line breeding my guppies so I can have the most
exquisite guppies in the town! I have a spare, clean, empty two foot
tank in my room that I would like to put my guppies in. However I need
to seperate the males and females so that no "unwanted mistakes" would
happen. I was thinking of using a divider so that they would be
seperated but they could still observe each other. The only problem is
I am on a tight budget and cannot afford to buy more tanks, so if
someone could give me some info on how to make your own dividers it
would help! I have also thought about the problems that occour with
the water circulation so I shall put two corner filters in each of the
sides.


I once thought about making some sort of plastic square frame that would
allow me to weave a mesh made from nylon thread. Or maybe sew together a
patchwork of large aquarium nets? You can also buy clear plastic tank
dividers with many tiny holes created in them to allow water flow.

Nikki

 




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