Magnetic Aquarium Anti-Jumping net Cover mesh to Protect Fish Jumping Out of Fish Tank

This is an awesome product for that is perfect for any size tank. I purchased it primarily because I have a hang on the back tank and could not find a cover that would accommodate what I needed. I have a mystery snail tank and I needed something that they would not climb out of the water and the tank. It is very easy to install, the magnets are very strong, the netting is strong a great value. I will definitely purchase for any other tank I have the need for.

I purchase this for my 10 gallon fish tank to keep my fish and shrimp from escaping. It was easy to do but it does work well if you have a water filter, heater cord, air cord going into the tank. The magnetic strip works great and the netting is very durable.PROS: Easy to put together, strong magnetic strip, and easy to use.CONS: Does accommodate for things going into or hang on the tank and doesn’t help slow down the evaporation of the tank water.

The installation was fine and it works great if you have a low maintenance system. Magnets can be tough to reconnect which can cause you to drop one side into the tank. Magnets and water do not mix, especially when housing life. Only usable once too. Use egg crate or a custom made top for a permanent lid

This turned out a lot less ugly than I thought it would be. It's not beautiful, but if I'd paid $20 for the finished product, I'd have been pleasantly surprised. It was a fun silly little fish project. I needed a hood, but I don't like the look of them and I have an overhead light that I didn't want to replace.This is NOT suited for other animals. If I'd used this for my baby corn snake's tank, she'd escape right away. Fish only. This is not a cheaper substitute for a proper reptile tank lid and would be very unsafe.It wasn't hard to put together - the instructions aren't entirely useless, but I think clearer photos/no text would be an improvement. It's the kind of instruction sheet you either puzzle over for an hour or say "huh, okay" and forget about. I took the latter route, it's pretty straightforward. I cut all the pieces out, stuck the magnetic strips down on the tank edge, stuck the grooved strip on top, and put the corner brackets on the top strip before holding the netting tightly and smushing it all together. I cut a slit in one corner for the heater cord, and a slit along the back edge for the filter when I was done, and the netting didn't sag and fall in like I'd worried it would.The option for putting the magnetic strip around the side is a nice idea, but sounds like it would be a pain to get in and out the tank for water changes, moving things, etc., and the way they suggest to make a little door just looks a bit flimsy and off. I wouldn't recommend this for a rimless tank.The holes in the net are small enough (about 4mm - maybe the O on your keyboard?) to keep my adventurous guppies inside their liquid where they belong, but they're big enough that I don't need to lift the lid to feed them. They won't get stuck when they jump. The netting is pretty strong, it's not flimsy. It's a nice material.I was also surprised by just how much there was. I have a 20 gallon long tank, and I'd looked at the measurements listed and thought "eh, sure, that sounds like enough!" and I easily have enough to do another tank.I used a boxcutter to cut the edges as close as I could, but the very edge of the netting is visible, and it's obvious that it's multiple strips stuck onto a magnet. That's my only complaint. It'd be nice if there was some kind of finishing strip to hide the edges, but I paid like $15 for this on Prime day, so I'm keeping it and it gets 4 stars.

Works perfectly for the 75 gallon aquarium. Secures to the rim for peace of mind that the fish can't jump out. Easy to assemble. Plenty of extra material for good fit. Good price for the money.

if i could give it a zero i would. its cheap for a reason avoid at all costs. trust the other reviews and just go buy a better kit for 30$ more its well worth it.

I actually like this net- it does have a weird smell out of the box but it wasn't anything a rinse/washing wouldn't fix. I don't know why but I assumed the netting would be metal-its regular mesh cloth. I highly suggest doing the tank part -making sure every surface is bone dry- then aligning the magnets on top of the tank ones, peeling off the sticky back, and stretching the mesh over it. I hadn't and had cut and aligned them separately which doesn't account for stretching- and promptly made two sides unsticky after dropping them in the tank🙃. (Fish and shrimp-and unfortunately the snails- are all fine a week later!) But by going slow it's a simple product to use and has already stopped my kuhli loaches from getting too into the air stone bubbles and ending up on the table!

Easy to assemble and works if you have a tank you don’t open often.. but if you need to open/close often, don’t get it. Got it for my axolotl tank just to keep the cats away and it’s honestly awful. Worst purchase I’ve made for them yet. Always falls in when I try to put it back on. The clips fall off. It’s just not meant for a tank you open a lot.