Fish Tank Divider 10 Gallon, Adjustable Aquarium Divider Kit with Suction Cups, Fish Tank Divider Clips for 10 Gallon Tank, Fish Tank Isolation Bo...

Fish just swim from one side to the other!!!

Pieces are extremely fragile and even though was packaged in bubble wrap and inside of a box there were still pieces broken off that were too small and thin for me to even super glue back together, luckily it works the same without them.

My guppies were multiplying like crazy lol so I got this and it fixed the problem perfectly. Cutting it to fit my tank was quick and easy. Its clear and looks nice until Algae will cover it but I just clean it with a tank scraper like I do the tank walls. The holes are perfect size for the flow of water, small fry can get through but thats all.

This is awesome for my two Beta to keep them separate so they won't fight each other. I like having them in the same tank but need to get them separated at all times and this divider is the perfect solution. I love the clear transparent divider and it is very easy to assemble. The box comes with tons of extra pieces so you can feel free to get creative with how you set it up. Keep in mind this is for a 10-gallon tank and make sure you don't have more than that. By the picture, you can see how easily this product may be pointless if your fish can still swim across to the other side. The plastic looks good and doesn't seem that it will get dull over time. The material is very firm and doesn't scratch easily. Before this, I had no idea these dividers even existed so I am glad. I am sure fish enthusiasts will know this is a bargain.

The Unifamily 10 gallon fish tank divider works as described and overall seems like a decent product. Lets break it down. When the divider was delivered, it was sent in just a yellow padded envelope, when unpacking I noticed some of the fingers broken off. I was unsure if it would bother the performance or not, but it did not, and I'll explain why later. The package had 2 panels, instructions, and a bag of acrylic hardware. The hardware bag included little angle things, suction cups, screws, nuts, a mini screwdriver, and the pieces which attach the two panels. One of the panels had a piece of acrylic stuck in the hole needed to attach the slide pieces. That was tough to get out as it sounded like the entire piece would crack, but I just used the little screwdriver to poke it out gently. All the acrylic has either paper or plastic on it, remember to remove it before assembly. The instructions are basic, one page as seen in the pictures. Sadly, the instructions did not show photos like what I had, as you can see, I have fingers that slide into each other, while the instructions do not show that. Once I put on the slide pieces, this is when I realized the broken fingers will not cause an issue with performance. The suction cups clip into the angle pieces and then you use a screw and nut to connect the angles which are used to secure the divider to the tank sides. Overall, it seems to work well. Sorry I'm not going to show my tank at the moment, but it does in fact work as is should. The only thing I think I have to see is the longevity of the suction cups, as from experience, this is what fails in most cases on things like this.