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    Default Lid or no lid

    First every one told me not to put a glass top on my tank because the glass will fliter out some of the lightspectrum. Then a few days ago, when my yasha hasha gobie disided to jump out of the tank, everyone tells me I should have had a glass lid on the tank.


    So should I get a lid or not? If not does anyone have any tips on keeping gobbies from jumping out?

    Thanks
    Peace

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    jerryc - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    no top use egg crate for lighting. you can get it at a hardware store or home depot
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    flame - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    Glass tops causes problems with O2 exchange creating problems with PH control. I agree with Jerryc the best option is egg crate.

    Good Luck
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    graphixx - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    you do not want to completly cover the tank because of the gas exchange as stated above.
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