Mesh / Net options for a Nyos Opus G2 300

[damianvandoom]

We're planning our new saltwater build and really like the Nyos Opus G2 300. It would look great in our kitchen/diner. One of the reasons for choosing this tank is how it looks. The top of the glass is rimless and very clean-looking.

However, we have a dog, and I worry that if a fish jumps, she'll, at best, sniff the fish at worst... eat it.
Obviously, we want to prevent fish from jumping out at all.

Can anyone suggest a net/mesh solution that would not only prevent jumpers from getting out but also not ruin the tank's appearance?

 

[damianvandoom]

Well, just as I posted this.... I found.

https://www.reef-print.co.uk/produc...nate-aquarium-mesh-lid?variant=51883908366718
Be good to hear of any other solutions / thoughts.

 

[Tuaregy]

https://www.marine-aquatics.eu/en/jumpguard-pro-tank-net-cover-120-x-75cmThat's what i have used on my opus 300. You just need to DIY a bit.

 

[DiscoStuart]

https://www.marine-aquatics.eu/en/jumpguard-pro-tank-net-cover-120-x-75cmThat's what i have used on my opus 300. You just need to DIY a bit.

I've got one of these on order for the Nyos 440 build that I'm starting. Much cheaper than the polycarbonate alternatives, but not quite as slick.

Can anyone suggest a net/mesh solution that would not only prevent jumpers from getting out but also not ruin the tank's appearance?

I came across these options (might be more) in my research - but they are cost prohibitive to get across to me in the UK (or don't ship internationally) - and none of the UK companies make lids for the 440. Not cheap! but I'm sure they look nice.

https://krakenreef.com/collections/nyos-lidshttps://toplids.com/collections/nyos-top-lids
EDIT: Just noticed you are in the UK as well! so the above probably won't be much use for you :)