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That’s awesome!

Those are not freeze dried bloodworms. They are freeze dried tubifex worms. Tubifex worms grow in sludge. Bloodworms are the larval stage of the midge fly. It was bothering me. Good advice otherwise. I just got otocinculus 4 days ago. So far they have taken algae wafers and canned green beans.

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Hi! Which type of blade are you using?

Ok, I’m not going to scroll through any more comments, but tubifex and bloodworms are two completely different animals. Tubifex is a type of aquatic worm, not a brand name.

THE TWO PIECES OF PLYWOOD METHOD: 1. Get ...a. two 2x4 ft. sheets of plywood (I had these sheets available, hence this method) ...b. a yardstick, ...c. a regular sharpie, and ...d. a heavy duty x-acto knife. ...e. safety gear (goggles and gloves) ...f. superglue 2. Mark your required dimensions on the smooth side of the plastic diffused light cover sheet with the sharpie. 3. Place one sheet of plywood on the floor as the cutting board. 4. Place the plastic diffused light cover sheet on the cutting board, smooth side up. 5. Place the other 2x4 ft. piece of plywood on top of the plastic diffused light cover sheet as the press and as the straight edge. 6. Line up the edge of the top piece of plywood with your dimension markings. 7. Lucky number. Don your safety gear (little diffused pieces can go flying). In as little as three to six light cuts with the x-acto knife, you will have cut a straight edge on your plastic diffused light cover sheet. Don't try to do it in one cut, you will break the sheet and invent new curse words. ENGRISH INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Purchase the plywood of two in 2x4 foot segments 2. Gather sharpie, yardstick, and x-acto knife. Care not to cinder the eyes. 3. Make a plywood/light cover sandwich. Mayonnaise OK. 4. Line up top plywood with sharpie extract. 5. Cut panel in desired dimensions. Beware flying objects to eye. Do not slice the thumb off. If so, find thumb, place to superglue, affix to vacated location, fingernail up. Hide from wife.

I’ve had plenty of success with blanched green beans and cucumber, but they still prefer algae wafers over those

Thank you. This worked so much better than razor blades. Almost like butter.

I've tried cucumber, zucchini, and peas. Also tried Repashy that my plecos like. Mine (actually Paraotocinclus I have) will nibble the peas and Repashy but don't eat much. They will however eat cheap tropical flakes that make it to the bottom. I'm gonna try this trick with tubifex!

I was told by a man at Lowes to use a soldering iron. I can see how applying heat might do th trick, and I figured I'd try that as a last resort, but I'm happy to put my Dremel to work first! Thanks!!!

wish i would have seen this video 4hrs ago. i was just struggling with this.

Awesome, most helpful.

Wheres the full video/ talk?

Why they are so crappy quality that easy brake????????

Buddy, I just tried to score the exact same piece of covering that I bought at Home Depot. I had to score the plastic about 100 times with that 5 dollar knife they sell you. I wish I had watched your video before I started my little project. BTW I have the exact same Dremel multi tool with the exact same blade. I wish I could give you more thumbs up. Thanks brother...

Tysm! I ruined a 15 dollar sheet trying to trim the material with industrial shears!

bro can you help me contact him? it's very important

My question had been answered. Thank you.

where can I get the plastic to make these with

Has that scumbag paid the familes he was harassing yet? Complete turd of a man.

I used the same tool but then found its also too wide. I really have just 1 question. What evil company makes these darm sheets just a wee bit too large? Why? I'm very frustrated..

cut to the friggin point already

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I bought a 2" glass dish for bottom feeders and community food sinking pellets to put in it.

For me, getting the lens out of the fixture is the hard part. I'd like to see a video for the type of fluorescent light that's built into the ceiling and the lens swings down. I don't see how to get the lens out without breaking it.

Thanks man! 👍 I gotta find my t square

Thank you Sr, very helpful tip.

Adorable

An old plywood blade put on a circular saw backward works like a knife through butter

The wandering jew looks a lot like a purple queen.

Congrats!!! ❤ Kids are so special and innocent and helpless. Being a parent is so wonderful and terrifying at the same time. Best wishes!!!

Long time

This is great! I have some very old light fixtures in my house that require 13" x 4' panels that broke long ago, this is going to be really helpful for cutting down 2'x4' panels to fit! I think I'll make a jig that I can run the multi-tool along, my cuts are not usually as straight as yours!

Thank you for taking the time out of day to show people this trick!

I *HIGHLY* recommend a Dremmel type tool with an actual cutting wheel. Works even better than than the multi-tool with the larger vibrating blade. The less vibration, and less “toothy” your cutting device is, the cleaner your cuts will be. The Dremmel with cutting wheel results in *zero* chipping and cracking in my experience. The only downside is the wheels are small so keeping a straight line can be tricky for long cuts.

Damn, I couldn't make it to the point where he actually said what did work. Talk about beating around the bush

Underrated video, but I love that it is somewhat easy to find

Thanks for the video. This was exactly what I was looking for.

What type of blade and what type of machine did you buy to cut those plastic fluorescent light covers. I need one ASAP. please get back with me as soon as possible. Thank you once again for your awesome video!!

I thought I can just use the original multi-tool blade, but now I'm going to use the round one you have. I've cracked the diffuser already, trying to see if it's still salvageable....

How big is your tank?

Thank you for this. These plastic sheets are expensive. $16 at home depot so a safe way to cut them is a must.

Thank you!!!!

Tank you dude handsome for your tips

How many otos do you have ?..im left with 1 healthy one the othe 3 i had died ..he seems ok..but i know they like groups ..im not sure i want to add more since they are sensitive its its heartbreaking seeing them reduce in numbers

What kind of saw is this please ? Do I also need a particular blade or does this saw come with the blade needed ?

Does this work for high speed electric cut off tool?? I have a small one in my garage

Thank you so much for posting this.

Perfect thanks. I've used table saw a few times. Just don't let the blade come up through the plastic or it will chip very badly. I love your way. Grinders just melt and make a mess, not worth it. Great.