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September 10th 03, 04:11 AM
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two bettas in a partitioned tank?
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Also, a glass or acrylic divider would probably be better, and easier to keep clean. levittd Unless of course you meant rigid plastic grid. I was picturing mesh like the stuff nets are made of. levittd 
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September 10th 03, 04:19 AM
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two bettas in a partitioned tank?
yes. I was thinking about the rigid plastic grid type that will hold its
own shape... seems like this is do-able. :-) now time to go shopping for the divider... linda "levittd" wrote in message . ca... snip Also, a glass or acrylic divider would probably be better, and easier to keep clean. levittd Unless of course you meant rigid plastic grid. I was picturing mesh like the stuff nets are made of. levittd
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