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Shrimp Isolation Holding Net for Safe In-Tank Acclimation, Observation and Temporary Freshwater Aquarium Care
$33.19
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$33.19
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$33.19
Give new arrivals, berried females, juveniles or injured shrimp a protected temporary space inside the familiar conditions of your main aquarium.
This vertical holding net supports acclimation, isolation and close observation without requiring a separate tank. Its fine mesh permits continuous water exchange while keeping shrimp securely contained.
A rigid rim and support frame hold the chamber's shape, making it easy to position, remove and reuse as your shrimp-care routine changes.
Key Features
- Ultra-fine, soft mesh is gentle on delicate legs, antennae and swimmerets while reducing escape and injury risks.
- Continuous water flow through the mesh supports stable tank parameters and oxygenation during temporary isolation.
- The in-tank enclosure protects acclimating shrimp from tank mates as they gradually adjust to aquarium conditions.
- A spacious vertical chamber gives contained shrimp room to move naturally and makes behavior, feeding and condition easier to observe.
- The rigid rim and support frame maintain the net's shape for quick placement and removal.
- No-hardware installation lets the net hang inside most glass aquariums without suction cups or adhesives.
- Durable aquarium-friendly construction supports repeated use in freshwater aquariums and aquaculture setups.
Specifications
- Product type: Shrimp isolation holding net
- Mesh: Ultra-fine soft mesh
- Chamber: Vertical netting enclosure
- Frame: Rigid rim and support frame
- Installation: Hangs inside most glass aquariums without suction cups or adhesives
- Suitable environments: Freshwater aquariums and aquaculture setups
- Intended uses: Temporary holding, isolation, acclimation and observation
Keep this practical net ready for new arrivals, breeding projects and health checks so shrimp can remain contained, visible and surrounded by water from their established system.