Nylon Net Tetra FN M Size M (Tetra, model FN M) — Nylon net for aquarium use

Tetra FN M is a medium-sized nylon aquarium net designed for routine fishkeeping tasks. The lightweight 100% nylon mesh and plastic-coated hoop and handle provide a practical tool for catching and transferring fish, removing debris and uneaten food, and gently handling aquatic animals. The compact design is easy to rinse and store and includes a hanging device for convenient access.

Advantages

The nylon net is tear-resistant and suitable for use in both freshwater and marine aquaria thanks to corrosion-resistant materials and waterproof construction. The plastic-coated hoop protects delicate fins and reduces damage to animals during transfer. Its compact size and light weight make the net easy to manoeuvre in smaller tanks and to rinse after use, while the hanging device keeps it accessible and off damp surfaces.

Suitable for

• Catching and transferring small to medium-sized aquarium fish
• Removing floating debris and uneaten food
• Routine tank maintenance and cleaning
• Temporary holding during water changes or tank work

Key specifications

• Net material: 100% nylon mesh (tear-resistant)
• Size: Medium (M)
• Hoop and handle: plastic-coated for protection and grip
• Use environment: suitable for freshwater and marine aquaria
• Design features: lightweight, compact, includes hanging device

How to use

Hold the plastic-coated handle firmly and submerge the net gradually to avoid startling fish. Approach fish slowly and use smooth, steady movements to guide them into the net. Lift the hoop with the net supported to prevent contact between fish and hard surfaces. Rinse the mesh thoroughly with fresh water after use and allow it to dry before storage to maintain its condition.

Usage recommendations

Use the net for short, controlled transfers to reduce stress on fish. Avoid using the same net between different tanks without rinsing and, when necessary, disinfecting to limit cross-contamination. For delicate or long-finned species, move fish in a partially submerged container where possible to minimise fin damage.