Mmathis
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Maybe no biggie, but in the past I've had trouble keeping my lily containers [and other containers] from falling off the crates. Probably because my pond bottom wasn't 100% level, but whatever....
Here is a solution I plan to implement as soon as I get the liner back in and the pond filled [has been down for renovations -- slow going in our household, LOL!].
I used 1/2" PVC for this and made the little "X" shaped support you see in the pics. Then I zip-tied the PVC support to the top of the crate. The little inch-or-so projections I have coming off each arm of the "X" should prevent casual slippage in the event the crate or the pot gets bumped.
This was sized for the oil pans from WALLY-WORLD, but you could do it to match any size container.
Oh, and just as a precaution, I hollowed out the sides of the crates to prevent any fish from getting caught in the crates holes. Some of my GF are getting pretty big.
Here is a solution I plan to implement as soon as I get the liner back in and the pond filled [has been down for renovations -- slow going in our household, LOL!].
I used 1/2" PVC for this and made the little "X" shaped support you see in the pics. Then I zip-tied the PVC support to the top of the crate. The little inch-or-so projections I have coming off each arm of the "X" should prevent casual slippage in the event the crate or the pot gets bumped.
This was sized for the oil pans from WALLY-WORLD, but you could do it to match any size container.
Oh, and just as a precaution, I hollowed out the sides of the crates to prevent any fish from getting caught in the crates holes. Some of my GF are getting pretty big.