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Algae will build up on the netting, but I'll throw a couple Tilapia in the cage and I don't have to brush the algae off.
The netting is plastic, and it's available in a bunch of mesh size. I try to use the largest mesh that I can and still keep the fish in the cage. As long as I have fish in it, or need to put fish in the cage, it stays in the water.
Snrub, I'll send you a PM on the mesh.
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Algae
by Boondoggle - 06/14/24 10:07 PM
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