What kind of fish net should I buy

[sfdiscus]

That won't damage the fins of large wild discus?
What size holes should I get?
Several years ago, I damaged the fins of a wild using a regular net.
Thanks

[RogueDiscus]

My favorites are the large fine mesh nets from Jehmco, but they've been out of stock for a while.

[LizStreithorst]

I keep waiting for Jehmoc to get them back in. My good net is at the end of it's life. My other net isn't bad but it's not as fine a mesh.

If you really want to know, you might try contacting one of the more popular sponsors here and ask where they get their nets. Hmmm...That's such a good idea I may contact one of my importer friends and ask.

[Willie]

The best net I use is a plastic colander I stole from the kitchen. I use it to move discus when going to shows. The discus never fights and never gets damaged in any way.

Willie

[LizStreithorst]

I am so envious of you. You actually have fish shows in Minnesota? You lucky dog.
I saw your home bred winner at NADA. It was the best home bred fish I have seen since the category was added.

[RogueDiscus]

Hey Liz, Wiilie,
I thought Rick won last year. Was that a previous NADA?

+1 on the fish show envy.

[LizStreithorst]

You could well be right.

[Willie]

My entry came in 3rd in the thick line striped section, which exceeded my expectations.

Willie

[LizStreithorst]

sorry for my mistake, willie. The thick lines were a very strong class.

[fishermn7]

I use to use a pillow case to snatch up my oscars

[Kyla]

i also try to use containers if the water is low, sometimes guiding the fish into a bucket with a net. I have used nets but i almost always cause at least some damage doing it :/

ive always wanted to try a rubber net wth small holes, ive seen pics of them online and it seems the spikes cant get caught up in them as easily.

[Willie]

Here's the way to NEVER cause damage to your discus.

[matt2426]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/12-x-8-Koi-A...3D371905989331

I just bought this net its pretty big but good for full grown discus

[rickztahone]

I have always used a plastic lemonade container which is usually around 1.5L