Seachem Fish Net

Seachem Fish Nets are durable aquarium nets designed for safely catching, transferring, and handling fish, shrimp, and other aquatic livestock. Available in both Regular Mesh and Fine Mesh versions, there is an option suitable for everything from everyday fish handling to small and delicate aquarium inhabitants.

Multiple net sizes make it easy to choose the right tool for your aquarium. The Regular Mesh series is an excellent general-purpose choice for fish, while the Fine Mesh series is particularly useful for shrimp, fry, nano fish, juveniles, and other smaller livestock.

Available Options: 3", 3" Fine, 5", 5" Fine, 8", and 8" Fine.

✓ Regular & Fine Mesh Options Choose Regular Mesh for everyday aquarium use or Fine Mesh when handling shrimp, fry, nano fish, and other small or delicate aquatic livestock.

Why Choose Seachem Fish Nets?

Available in both Regular and Fine Mesh versions.

Three convenient sizes for different aquariums and livestock.

Ideal for catching and transferring aquarium fish.

Fine Mesh options are well suited for shrimp, fry, and nano fish.

Useful for routine aquarium maintenance and livestock handling.

Suitable for freshwater and marine aquariums.

Sizes & Recommended Use

Size	Mesh	Recommended Use
3"	Regular	Nano aquariums and smaller aquarium fish.
3" Fine	Fine Mesh	Shrimp, fry, very small fish, and delicate livestock.
5"	Regular	Versatile everyday size for small to medium aquarium fish.
5" Fine	Fine Mesh	Shrimp, nano fish, juveniles, fry, and delicate livestock.
8"	Regular	Larger aquariums and medium to larger aquarium fish.
8" Fine	Fine Mesh	Larger net area with fine mesh for smaller or more delicate livestock.

Regular or Fine Mesh?

Regular Mesh is the ideal general-purpose option for catching and transferring most aquarium fish. The more open mesh allows water to pass through easily, making the net simple to maneuver through the aquarium.

Fine Mesh is better suited for smaller or more delicate inhabitants. The finer material helps contain shrimp, fry, nano fish, and juveniles that may be difficult to safely handle with a standard aquarium net.

Aquascaper's Tip When catching fish in a heavily planted aquarium, use slow movements and gently guide the fish toward the net rather than chasing it around the aquarium. This helps reduce stress while minimizing disturbance to plants and hardscape.

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