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Please explain why my floating mat spider webs on top of the pond keep sinking thank you
Please can you explain why the plastic spider mats ,what suppose to float on top of a pond keeps sinking thank you
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@Richard Groves Hello and welcome. I have no idea what you are talking about. More information or pictures might be helpful.
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Are they sinking all the way to the bottom? Saw several different brands and it seems some float just below surface.
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what are they?
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I don't know what they are either. Even did a search and came up w/nothing.
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This might be what OP is talking about. Just a guess…..
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I have no clue what these are either!
Can you attach flotation to them? Perhaps styrofoam? Pool noodles? Black rubber foam pipe insulation? 1/2" pvc pipe, sealed on the ends to hold air?
Can you attach flotation to them? Perhaps styrofoam? Pool noodles? Black rubber foam pipe insulation? 1/2" pvc pipe, sealed on the ends to hold air?
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@Richard Groves Are you still out there?
Looks like a gimmick to me .
I have never placed the diving bell dog . Or the sunken chest. Or the pirate ship in anyone of my fish tanks or the pond. Hell jack hanging from the tree is pushing it but ok I got a thing for skulls. But though he's fake with the skull the rest of his body from the neck down is an unaltered tree stump
I have never placed the diving bell dog . Or the sunken chest. Or the pirate ship in anyone of my fish tanks or the pond. Hell jack hanging from the tree is pushing it but ok I got a thing for skulls. But though he's fake with the skull the rest of his body from the neck down is an unaltered tree stump
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I have several ponds using these grids, mostly in UK. They are available here mostly thru EBay. Not good reviews.
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I tried them once upon a time. Got rid of them pretty fast, too. They are supposed to protect the fish from predators…..but were nothing but a PITA! I never could see how they would keep predators away, but maybe someone else has used them with success. I suspect that the OP here is spammer….or bot….or something. Sorry, but too vague an intro.
I had exact same type, purchased from two suppliers not remembering which was which half of hexagonal webs sunk until they reached the top of my plants, then the floating ones floated half up and drawn down with the others? Took them out the pond and stored them in the pond cupboard.