Covering Seio Intakes. How?

[Shy_Koi]

I cut a 1" wide strip of flat bonded polyfiber mat, long enough to go around the Seio's intake, and secured the ends with a small plastic cable connector so that it formed a ring. The friction of the fit, plus the suction of the intake will hold it on, as Mr_Alberta stated.
~Tamara

[Shy_Koi]

Originally Posted by Shy_Koi

I cut a 1" wide strip of flat bonded polyfiber mat, long enough to go around the Seio's intake, and secured the ends with a small plastic cable connector so that it formed a ring. The friction of the fit, plus the suction of the intake will hold it on, as Mr_Alberta stated.
~Tamara

Mmmm - I can't seem to edit my message, of a few minutes ago, so had to post a new one

Just wanted to add that the foams need to be rinsed daily, as they WILL reduce the flow considerably as crud accumulates in them...
~Tamara

[OCDP]

Here you go folks.. compliments of RC. A cheap and free , effective intake guard. Seeing as most of us use the Seio's as Tunze style.. simply cut here:



Use the top half (the box part) Apply to the Seio and BAM... intake guard.

Will be doing this when I get home

(image courtesy of Reefcentral's Highlander)

[Delphinus]

Neat. It looks -just- like a sohal tang.

[SJSobczyk]

Tsk tsk watermark photos!

Steve

[OCDP]

Edit*

Fixed:

[mr_alberta]

Umm, wouldn't an anemone still be able to get sucked through that?