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| Clear plastic containers with covers
basiclly i want to get small containers with covers that screw on, I want to be able to kep shrimp or crabs and small fish so i dont have let them free in the tanks If anyone know a place i can pick up some LMK plz they should be about the size of an 8oz cup |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Greenpoint, Brooklyn
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what about the new ziploc conatiners. they are like 2.00 for 3 i think. they have a screw on lid, and the plastic is thin enough to put a hole in, or look on ebay for breeding or betta holding tanks, then you can attach it to the side of your tanks and put the fish in there ![]() |
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i need themto be about4 or 8oz size to put inverts in ,so they wont feel comfy in my tank ![]() | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| chicks dig beckett men Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Brooklyn
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Deep, If you give me a couple of weeks, I can get you 5 or 10 of these. (the one on the right, I'd never hand anyone an empty beer glass). The beer glass is there for size reference. Problem is, these are glass jars with screw on plastic lids. I'm not sure if this is what you want. |
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Thx chris , but i want to be able to drill holes in them and then put, Crabs ,shrimp ,small fish.Im limited to space.So just putting them free is not a good idea ,, Ive sen this done in lots of suppliers.Very cool idea fora quick holding |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: NYC/NJ
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try this place. http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/cat...Fname=3&Page=1 |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: QNZ
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fish town is using those alot all of a sudden. i noticed a trend between those floating plastic chambers and and the fish "vault" they installed. yeah it has to be a plastic container, clear, with a screen on lid - THAT FLOATS. reptile market has alot of pre-drilled clear plastic containers, 2 oz to 5 gal, but they don't float. you could try ebottles.com and make sure to select the clear plastic single wall and the white lid that semi-floats. i don't know anywhere local but you might try instawares.com they are in NY somewhere thats where i got my 22.5 gal acrylic tanks. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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