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<blockquote data-quote="Hitcat44" data-source="post: 22370873" data-attributes="member: 258858">The Wick-Tails need to be Beefy, WELL Combed/Fluffed, and lightly fall (nice easy &quot;bend&quot; from horizontal to verticle-not rising above nor sharp kinking turn restricking wicking flow) to the bottom of the Wells covering the entire Well-Floor (the Cables protrude @ 1/16&quot; into Wells and above the floor and will&nbsp; maintain great saturation and the lightly overlapping fluffy Wick material contacting all or the vast majority of the floor prevent flooding or over-feeding).&nbsp;Feeding Cables are superior in function (not to mention building and maintaining) over the extra inch-plus Cotton (same as the original &quot;Genesis-Style&quot; Mesh Feeders).&nbsp;Then again, your mileage and opinion may vary and that&#039;s cool too... <img src="/styles/ecf/xf1-smilies/thumbup1.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":thumb:" title="Thumb up&nbsp; &nbsp; :thumb:" data-shortname=":thumb:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hitcat44, post: 22370873, member: 258858"] The Wick-Tails need to be Beefy, [B]WELL[/B] Combed/Fluffed, and lightly fall (nice easy "bend" from horizontal to verticle-not rising above nor sharp kinking turn restricking wicking flow) to the bottom of the Wells covering the entire Well-Floor (the Cables protrude @ 1/16" into Wells and above the floor and will maintain great saturation and the lightly overlapping fluffy Wick material contacting all or the vast majority of the floor prevent flooding or over-feeding). Feeding Cables are superior in function (not to mention building and maintaining) over the extra inch-plus Cotton (same as the original "Genesis-Style" Mesh Feeders). Then again, your mileage and opinion may vary and that's cool too... :thumb: [/QUOTE]

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