Tank Lids- An answer from oldtimers.

[Charles n Sue Harrison <csharrison at accessus_net>]

Ruth's method also helps to keep the temperature down in the covered 
tank which might be very important and it also doesn't filter out a 
lot of light that plastic and glass does. A good idea with side 
profits for those of us who might want to keep our plants more 
healthy.

Also Ruth, could you not copy quite so much of the previous message 
when you answer back?

Thanks,
Charles Harrison

>I have all my fish in the basement,so my tops dont have to be pretty,just
>practical,I go to Menards or where ever,get some screen-molding,and
>nylon-sreeningmaterial.I make a frame staple it together,cut out the
>screen,staple it on the frame,than you'll have a reasonably priced cover.No
>water dripping down the sides easy to get at and feed,no problem for
me.Ruth

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