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Fry & Shrimp Saver - Strainer – Fluval 107

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Fry & Shrimp Saver – Fluval 107 Canister Filter Intake Screen

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Fry & Shrimp Saver / Strainer – Fluval 107 Canister Filter Intake

Stop losing fry, baby fish, small fish, and tiny shrimp to your Fluval 107 canister filter. This strainer adds a fine mesh screen over the intake to block small livestock from being sucked into the filter — perfect for breeding tanks, shrimp colonies, and nurseries.

It fits neatly onto the standard intake tube with the original intake strainer left in place, giving you a simple, additional layer of protection. No glue or adhesive required — it just slips on over the existing strainer.


✅ Features

  • Fine mesh screen blocks fry, baby fish, small fish, and small shrimp

  • Fits the standard Fluval 107 intake tube

  • Leaves the original intake strainer in place for an easy add-on fit

  • No glue or adhesive — simple push-on fitment

  • Ideal for breeding, shrimp, and nursery tanks

  • Original design


🖨 Recommended Print Settings

Setting

Value

Material

PETG or ABS/ASA (for durability in water)

Perimeters/Walls

2

Supports

Not required

💡 PETG or ABS/ASA are recommended for long-term durability submerged in water. Two perimeters are plenty — no supports needed.


🔧 Installation

  1. Print in PETG or ABS/ASA with 2 perimeters and no supports.

  2. Leave the original Fluval intake strainer in place on the intake tube.

  3. Slide this strainer over the top — no glue required.


🐟 Compatibility

  • Filter: Fluval 107 canister filter (standard intake tube)

  • May fit other small canister filters — not verified, please check before printing


Printed one? Post a make — keen to see it protecting your fry and shrimp!

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