Magnet for moss wall

[k3nlim]

Will it be possible to use magnet at the back of the moss wall to attached to the tank? Just like our magnetic cleaner

[BFG]

Yes, you could do a lot of things with magnet on the tank.

[praxis5624]

That's a good idea if there is no residuals on the magnets used.

[madnugget]

yeah, cool idea! never had thought of it. Using suckers now and 3 of my ottos died from getting stuck in between..

[tawauboy]

you need to leave some space between the moss wall and glass wall. else fishes will get stuck and die.
suckers works as well. you need to use a spacer to push the moss wall away from the tank wall.

[felix_fx2]

yeah, cool idea! never had thought of it. Using suckers now and 3 of my ottos died from getting stuck in between..

I lost 4 bettas that way. now i hanging them from fishing string attached to suckers above the water level.

popular have those magnets?

[madnugget]

i dropped by some home-fix at tampines 1 and spotted boxes of bare magnet of different shapes and sizes

[BFG]

Magnet in the tank has been used for multiple of things in the marine arena. From growing coral frags to attaching fake rocks and also mounting wave maker in the tank, all uses magnet. It's time the planted tank enthusiast start using them too! no more suction thingy as they do not last at all.

[herns]

Will it be possible to use magnet at the back of the moss wall to attached to the tank? Just like our magnetic cleaner

Yes there is! Check this out if this is available in your island.

http://www.fosterandsmithaquatics.co...m?pcatid=19711

[k3nlim]

That will means we can change our back ground as often as possible cork bark, artifical rock wall here we come. That means we can stuck moss or plants on the wall too just like those those on the face of a real cliff