Please let me know if you prefer different colours for your tray , we can print them in white , black , blue , red.
We will be printing them in white if you donβt let us know that you would like to get it in other colours available!
This listing is for 1, 3D printed aquarium Fry Tray, this item sits on the top of your water between the front and back brace of your aquarium. The arms pull out to provide a maximum span of ??cm (if longer is required please get in touch)
Dimensions
Width - 16.5cm
Length - 27cm
Height (exc water intake tube) - 9cm
Max length (including arms) - 42cm
These trays can be supplied in various colour combinations, the most popular being White & Black & Red.
There are a number of benefits of using a fry tray, including protecting fry from being eaten, reducing completion for food allowing fry to develop quicker and stronger, it also makes it much easier to monitor your fry.
Fry trays create a safe and controlled environment, ensuring clean water and easy access for feeding which significantly increases the survival rate of your fry.
All this fry trays requires is an Air Line and a small piece of sponge for the outflow to stop your fry escaping, if desired you can add a small round sponge around the water uptake tube to filter water from your aquarium before entering the fry tray, this is a fluval edge (or compatible) sponge.
Set up is very easy and will take 5 minutes.
β’ Place a correctly sized piece of filter sponge into the outflow sponge holder.
β’ Screw inflow tube to the bottom of your fry tray, connect a standard airline tube to the hole in the side of the intake tube, ensuring tight fit.
β’ Place in your Aquarium add some water and adjust the arms to the required width and use the provided rail clips to keep the arms in place (1 on each of the arm beams)
β’ Once in your aquarium and fitted correctly, adjust the air pressure to reach the required water flow, an intake cap is provided to cover the inflow to stop any splashing should should this be required.
β’ There is a secondary overflow (2 notches above the sponge) which will release water should your outflow sponge become clogged with debris.
There are also 4 rails securing clips (2 left hand and 2 right hand) these are clipped on the rails once they are extended to the correct length and restricting them from moving by mistake.
There are also 2 connectors should you wish to use a rigid air tube, again (1 left hand and 1 right hand) these clip on the rails also and act as a holder for the rigid air pipe as well as keeping the rial in place
3D Printed Aquarium Breeder Box Air Driven Fry Tray
Please let me know if you prefer different colours for your tray , we can print them in white , black , blue , red.
We will be printing them in white if you donβt let us know that you would like to get it in other colours available!
This listing is for 1, 3D printed aquarium Fry Tray, this item sits on the top of your water between the front and back brace of your aquarium. The arms pull out to provide a maximum span of ??cm (if longer is required please get in touch)
Dimensions
Width - 16.5cm
Length - 27cm
Height (exc water intake tube) - 9cm
Max length (including arms) - 42cm
These trays can be supplied in various colour combinations, the most popular being White & Black & Red.
There are a number of benefits of using a fry tray, including protecting fry from being eaten, reducing completion for food allowing fry to develop quicker and stronger, it also makes it much easier to monitor your fry.
Fry trays create a safe and controlled environment, ensuring clean water and easy access for feeding which significantly increases the survival rate of your fry.
All this fry trays requires is an Air Line and a small piece of sponge for the outflow to stop your fry escaping, if desired you can add a small round sponge around the water uptake tube to filter water from your aquarium before entering the fry tray, this is a fluval edge (or compatible) sponge.
Set up is very easy and will take 5 minutes.
β’ Place a correctly sized piece of filter sponge into the outflow sponge holder.
β’ Screw inflow tube to the bottom of your fry tray, connect a standard airline tube to the hole in the side of the intake tube, ensuring tight fit.
β’ Place in your Aquarium add some water and adjust the arms to the required width and use the provided rail clips to keep the arms in place (1 on each of the arm beams)
β’ Once in your aquarium and fitted correctly, adjust the air pressure to reach the required water flow, an intake cap is provided to cover the inflow to stop any splashing should should this be required.
β’ There is a secondary overflow (2 notches above the sponge) which will release water should your outflow sponge become clogged with debris.
There are also 4 rails securing clips (2 left hand and 2 right hand) these are clipped on the rails once they are extended to the correct length and restricting them from moving by mistake.
There are also 2 connectors should you wish to use a rigid air tube, again (1 left hand and 1 right hand) these clip on the rails also and act as a holder for the rigid air pipe as well as keeping the rial in place