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![]() "swarvegorilla" wrote in message u... "KurtG" wrote in message news:G0Pzh.8045$z6.6569@bigfe9... Yukon wrote: What is everyone using to cover their powerheads to prevent anemone accidents? I use sponges to cover my Hagen's, but they are a pain. Anyone doing it another way? I flipped mine upside down, so they suck from the top instead of the bottom. My anemones have given up glass climbing for the moment, but I was planning to use fiber or similar w/ rubber bands. I haven't found a sponge that would work that well accept that some powerheads come with extended uptakes to house the sponge. This might reduce suction enough to avoid anemone death. My ritteri finally found a perch with a lot of flow. I would never have guessed that they would like that much current, but he's stayed put within 48 hrs of adding new power heads. --Kurt I have these plastic basket things that they sell for ponds to prevent debris clogging the flow too quickly sorta a black plastic basket ugly as old people doing it.... but have them hidden a bit That's not a bad idea either. Thanks. |
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