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This is freshwater related, but figured someone would still have an idea.
I just picked up a 6 gallon bookshelf tank from Petco to set up for my nephews' Bettas. My sister's boyfriend trusted the pet store's advice and have them in something way too tiny.
I haven't had a chance to scout around for ideas yet, so I'm looking to you guys for some help. I have some ideas, but they are all overly complex and complete overkill. I'm looking for something to divide the tank that will allow water flow between both sides (only one filter on the tank and want to keep it that way), will look nice, won't be a pain to clean, and can be permanently/semi-permanently fixed in place. The tank will be planted, so the divider is clear, they won't have a straight view into their neighbor's side and be flaring at each other all the time. The tank is "acrylic"; one piece, low grade plastic. Sufficient for a four and seven year old's bedroom, but not too cheap looking. Bonus if it can allow neocaridinia shrimp, and possibly sparrow rasboras (3/8" max size), to travel between the two sides.
I just picked up a 6 gallon bookshelf tank from Petco to set up for my nephews' Bettas. My sister's boyfriend trusted the pet store's advice and have them in something way too tiny.
I haven't had a chance to scout around for ideas yet, so I'm looking to you guys for some help. I have some ideas, but they are all overly complex and complete overkill. I'm looking for something to divide the tank that will allow water flow between both sides (only one filter on the tank and want to keep it that way), will look nice, won't be a pain to clean, and can be permanently/semi-permanently fixed in place. The tank will be planted, so the divider is clear, they won't have a straight view into their neighbor's side and be flaring at each other all the time. The tank is "acrylic"; one piece, low grade plastic. Sufficient for a four and seven year old's bedroom, but not too cheap looking. Bonus if it can allow neocaridinia shrimp, and possibly sparrow rasboras (3/8" max size), to travel between the two sides.