DIY bubble fish trap

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The company that sells a trap exactly like this calls it a "bubble trap". Google it.
Great.

Still, most people in this hobby will refer to a "bubble trap" as a way to stop microbubbles from flowing through your sump back into your display. Typically it's a set of off-set acrylic panels that allow the bubbles to get trapped and not continuing through the sump.
 
If I knew how to edit the title I'd throw in "fish trap" to clarify.
 
Great.

Still, most people in this hobby will refer to a "bubble trap" as a way to stop microbubbles from flowing through your sump back into your display. Typically it's a set of off-set acrylic panels that allow the bubbles to get trapped and not continuing through the sump.
This is what I though when I entered the thread.
 
The title has been edited per OP request.
 

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