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Reddit mentions of Penn Plax Aquarium Fish Net – Aqua Blue Quick Catch Mesh Wire Net Safe for All Fish – 4 Inches
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- ESSENTIAL TOOL FOR FISHKEEPING: It’s always good to have an extra fish net for your aquarium! In addition to cleaning up some extra fish food that was accidentally poured, it becomes a handy tool when you need to quickly handle fish, and transfer them between tanks. They’re safe to use with both freshwater and saltwater fish, and come in various sizes!
- DURABLE, STRONG, AND SAFE: Each fish net features a vinyl covered, two-part braided handle that provides for an ergonomic grip, ensuring reliable operation with its strong design. Our aquarium fish nets won’t bend or become distorted over time, even with repetitive use. The mesh netting is appropriate for almost any type of aquarium fish, both freshwater and saltwater.
- MEASUREMENTS: The QN4 model of our Quick-Net line features a 4” x 3” net, with a handle length of 10”
- COLOR MAY VARY: Please be advised that our fish nets come in various shades of blue and green. We will ship based on availability. But rest assured, your fish won’t mind the difference in color, as long as they’re safely transported.
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Features:
Specs:
| Color | Blue or Green |
| Height | 13 Inches |
| Length | 0.4 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 4 inch (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.03 Pounds |
| Width | 4.15 Inches |
You could use a dechlorinator like this to remove the chlorine. I use a fine mesh net to pull out chunks of uneaten food or other debris and had one of these filters in my smaller 10 gallon tank. It worked fine, good enough at filtering small bits of food and waste out of the water. I'd just add a little fresh water every few days and completely change the water/clean the tank once every 3 weeks or so.
Having a filter would be the easiest way to reduce the amount of times you have to completely empty the tank.