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Re: It is the normal screen with 2 hooks that slip under the

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Posted by RandyS on December 22, 2002 at 09:27:28:

In Reply to: It is the normal screen with 2 hooks that slip under the >>> posted by Gecko2525 on December 21, 2002 at 13:29:41:

:The metal part of the screen has 2 little lips on each side.
:It slips under the little plastic lip in the tank.
:Then on the other side there is a knob you can turn to lock that part in place. You can buy them at pet stores.
:If you need more I help. I might be able to take a picture or something.

It looks like it is hinged so you can swing it open with frame the still attached to the tank, is that right? I havent seen anythimg like that around my area.
RandyS




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