Dsekula
Member
Hi to all those fellow anemone keepers!!
When originally setting up my tank one of the topics I looked into was how to successfully keep the two mentioned items (an anemone and powerhead) as "tank mates". Maybe we can share or successful and unsuccessful attempts at diy fixing the inherent issue with this. After two years using my chosen fix I feel I can give the honest pros and cons.
I personally used pvc repair screen (like for screen doors) adheared with high temp hot glue cut to size. I've had my bubble tip sit on the mesh temporary without issues. The down side to this is algae will grow on the mesh and gunk gets collected. I scrub these off with a toothbrush about every other week which isn't too bad in my book but still a pain. If you don't get good adheasion the screen will pop off or if you really over do scrubbing but can be heated and reattached easily enough. It's also pretty easy tonpeal off with a razor blade etc if you didn't like the effect.
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When originally setting up my tank one of the topics I looked into was how to successfully keep the two mentioned items (an anemone and powerhead) as "tank mates". Maybe we can share or successful and unsuccessful attempts at diy fixing the inherent issue with this. After two years using my chosen fix I feel I can give the honest pros and cons.
I personally used pvc repair screen (like for screen doors) adheared with high temp hot glue cut to size. I've had my bubble tip sit on the mesh temporary without issues. The down side to this is algae will grow on the mesh and gunk gets collected. I scrub these off with a toothbrush about every other week which isn't too bad in my book but still a pain. If you don't get good adheasion the screen will pop off or if you really over do scrubbing but can be heated and reattached easily enough. It's also pretty easy tonpeal off with a razor blade etc if you didn't like the effect.

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