Aquarium Fish Tank Bottom Isolation, Grid Divider Tray Egg 4 Pcs (L 4pcs)

I was looking for something to put in my hermit crabs tank to attach some of his decor to and something he was able to climb on and these worked perfectly! The material is extremely durable and sturdy so I won't have to worry about it breaking!

Great recommendation to hobbies out there super easy to work with and very seamless would definitely recommend

These are sturdy and cheap protection for the bottom of the tank with heavier hardscape. I haven't tried to snap them together yet, but I don't actually care if they snap together. I'll be using these to support a lot of shale, and I have no doubt they'll work great. They fit in my 29 gallon great.

I bought this as a lid for a sump project I’m taking on. I needed something cheap and easily modifiable. This fit the bill exactly. The pieces fit together well. They’re not the sturdiest but I don’t see anything causing it to fall through or mishaps it for what I’m doing. I believe they would also work as they are intended, as a divider. The holes are small but wouldn’t keep the smaller fish from slipping through.

So, this product is a bit on the thin side. I am using it to protect the bottom of a 40 gallon aquarium since I will be placing some large river rocks in it. Anyway, I almost gave up trying to snap these together with my bare hands. Then I had an epiphany! I lightly tapped each stub into its corresponding notch with a hammer and it worked like magic. I was able to snap 6 pieces together as a rectangle that fits perfectly on the base of my aquarium. Anyway, once in place, they don't seem to come apart easily.

Sturdy well sturdy

I needed something to split a 10 gallon tank that would allow my shrimp to pass through, but not by bettas. So far, this seems to be doing the job. However, it was difficult to cut to the exact size I needed. It also does not come with anything to help secure it in place. It is probably the best option for what I needed, I just wish it had been easier to set-up.

I had the standard egg crate top I bought at Lowes and to my surprise, I had a diamond goby somehow jump through one of the small holes and die on top of the grid. The options for upgrade were glass, netting, or this product which has smaller holes. These are a little tough to assemble, but if you line them up correctly and then tap them together with a hammer they will fit. I then used a pair of side cutters to get a clean flush cut where I needed to resize or make cutouts. I bought enough to do one side of my 90 gal to make sure it worked. A few weeks later I bought enough to do the other side. These are pretty sturdy, have smaller holes than the standard egg crate, and don't block as much light as the standard as they are thinner. Overall a great buy.