how many shiners will this keep alive?
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I dont know about shiners but i was able to keep 3or 4 dozen 6 inch chubs alive all weekend
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i had 5 dozen smelt it kept alive for 4 days. i did have issues with the aerater.. out of 5 point rating system i'd have to give it a 3 or 3 1/2. very sturdy yet aerater failed twice, once company replaced, the next i bought at local walmart because of necessity.
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I have loaded this cooler with 5 dozen large minnows and they kept all day and overnight just fine. You won't find a better cooler than this one.
336930
I have all three sizes of this cooler and I don't trust the little one more than three days with shiners but the big one I kept them alive for 4 to 5 weeks this is also in the winter time thou allot cooler out
336931
Don't know how many shiners it will hold...I know it holds 2 dozen croaker with no problem for a good 6hrs...ranging in size from 1 1/2" to 3"
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I usually buy 6 dozen. It holds them very well. Remember to keep the lid closed tightly every timee you open it. My cooler is the smallest size, no issues, a good buy.
336933
I have the 30 gt size...live shiners here in southern Louisiana 100-150; 75-80 live croackers (2.0' - 3.5"), live shrimp 100-125 (40-50 count) and 125 cocahoe minnows (2.0"). I ALWAYS pre-chill my cooler 12 hours before with Artic Chill type frozen containers!!! John Castelluccio, Jr.
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Never tried shinersWe use it to transport all manner of beings caught in nets from saltwater marshes to an aquarium.Crabs, shrimp, fish, etc.Shrimp have a very high oxygen requirement, and we've never lost one even though we travel several hours by automobileFor us this has been the perfect transport device because the airflow keeps everybody alive and the locking lid keeps water from sloshing out
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I wouldn't trust more than two dozen and change water every three to four days
1714919
It may feed up to 10-12 people (depending on the people of course). Great item for the cost. After cleaning make sure to keep it dry.
1257821
One should be more than enough...I filled up my 20 gallon with a little to spare
2170089
I have about a gallon and a 1/2 bowl and I added 1/4 teaspoon each time. I changed water every week because it made water really 'greasy'. My fish is still alive and well:)
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So far it has been fine for my red eared slider but I only have one and he is about five inches long and in a 40 gal tank. I don't know if it could keep up with two of them. Hope this is helpful. :)
688407
I have it a little over Half open in a 29 gallon Bio cube and it lasts about 7 or 8 days. I work hard to make sure the food is a Consistent size. Flake and Brine Shrimp
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Sorry, I am no expert in pool maintenance but I add one (sometimes two) packs of shock per week and keep the canister full of 3" chlorine tablets. I did have an algae problem because I let the maintenance go for several months. I added some large amounts of an algae treatment (found at the same store as shock) until the "green" disappeared. Normally, the shock (1 pack for about 8,000-10,000 gallons of water is sufficient to keep the algae at bay. It may take several days to get back to "normal". This is the extent of my experience. You could probably get a free estimate from a professional pool guy... I would get 2nd and 3rd opinions just in case! Austin Prestwood (near Houston TX) Sorry, I am no expert in pool maintenance but I add one (sometimes two) packs of shock per week and keep the canister full of 3" chlorine tablets. I did have an algae problem because I let the maintenance go for several months. I added some large amounts of an algae treatment (found at the same store as shock) until the "green" disappeared. Normally, the shock (1 pack for about 8,000-10,000 gallons of water is sufficient to keep the algae at bay. It may take several days to get back to "normal". This is the extent of my experience. You could probably get a free... » Read More Sorry, I am no expert in pool maintenance but I add one (sometimes two) packs of shock per week and keep the canister full of 3" chlorine tablets. I did have an algae problem because I let the maintenance go for several months. I added some large amounts of an algae treatment (found at the same store as shock) until the "green" disappeared. Normally, the shock (1 pack for about 8,000-10,000 gallons of water is sufficient to keep the algae at bay. It may take several days to get back to "normal". This is the extent of my experience. You could probably get a free estimate from a professional pool guy... I would get 2nd and 3rd opinions just in case! Austin Prestwood (near Houston TX) « Show Less
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After I bought this I bought 2 more LED lights, one white one blue. Then splurged and got (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GFTNG3S/ref=oh_details_o05_s02_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). These lights are good to keep it Alive, upgrade to let it thrive!
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To the best of my knowledge none of these lures last more than thirty days,however if you have a problem with standing water and mosquitos your best bet is the mosquito dunks one of which will cover 500 sq. fT. and klls the larvae after the mosquito lays its eggs.
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I replace the Lure once a season. I remove lureand trap after JB activity drops. The the next year I put in new lures in middle to late May or as soon as I see JB's. This year put out before JB's appear.
57000
1 inch of fish per gallon, typically most people put a betta in there or 3 neon tetras (the small ones)
438339
Hi Ben, we usually put about 4 at a time and it will last up to two weeks, depending on how hot the temperature is outside. I live north of Toronto, Ontario Canada. Our pool is closed for the winter months. We run the pool from May until October. I also put about 10L of liquid chlorine per week. Use larger pucks, and keep it set at about 3 on the dial. Hope this helps, if you need more help, let me know. Cheers
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I am not sure but I believe that it will keep the 'shine' for a long time , eventually needing recoating.
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Neon guppies died after a month. Betta lived a year. Goldfish lasted four months. I had three different tanks.
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Hello. The bulbs in the Bodden Insect Trap are LEDs, so their lifespan is between 40,000 to 50,000 hours. Based on this lifespan you should not need to replace the bulbs for 5-10 years depending on usage. Thank you
177630
That really depends on your bio load and type of fish you have. My guess would be about two weeks.
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Wouldn't recommend it if you wanna keep more than fish. For the price okay light but i use mine on my refugium. Leds no strong enough to get good coral growth.