Does each compartment its own lid? It doesn't seem so looking at the picture.
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What is the total individual capacity of the tank or tanks? It looks like it might be @ 1 gallon total.
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Yes, each compartment has its own lid, however, the grid sections between each section have enough room that even on the lowest setting, bettas and their food can be swept from one tank into another. The bettas tend to try to avoid swimming by the grid area but because each one is a small tank and their food is often swept that way by the water flow, they must go there some. Best wishes for your bettas if you choose to buy this. They will need it!
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Nope, the locking parts are stuck to the lid and sometimes flop down and get in the way a bit. They are supposed to fit in a little slot to stay put, but mine don't. Not a big deal and am used to it now. I think that they have a similar model without the locks though.
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Not as part of it's normal operation. It has three main pieces that create two sets of compartments. The base is the base, the lower set of compartments. The middle section is both the lid to the base section and is itself the upper container section. And then the top is the lid to upper section. Removing a piece would leave one of the compartments without a lid.
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No mine did not come with a separate lid. A friend of mine purchased the same one from Fred Meyer's and it did include a separate lid.
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no lid, the picture above shows how the handles are best used, opened into one another completely, decently sturdy
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Yes it does have a lid. The container is sitting in the lid in the picture.
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Each piece has its own lid, but no box, except for the one it's shipped in.
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There is only one lid. The container above acts as a lid for the bottom one or two containers.
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Hi: no, each lid has a pretty good seal, that's why I bought 2 sets of them over time. BUT maybe not good for taking to work or in a lunch bag because the glass could break, so best lunch carry containers should be plastic (Lock-n-lock, Rubbermaid, Sterlite), so if it falls it won't break, glass will. Hope this is helpful, Sheera
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No. They each have their own lid and the smaller one is too small for the larger container.
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No; the lids are all nested together in a plastic bag and there isn't anything on an individual lid.
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Each row is open, with a lip to keep things from slipping off the front of the rack. If you are asking if each row is compartmentalized, the answer is no. This makes wider bottles possible, but the lip will keep anything bigger from front to back fitting.
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Yes. The compartments are held in place by dimples in the bottom and ridges in the lid. Even if you remove a bin, there are feet on the others that sit in the dimples and keep them in place. The ridges in the lid assure that every thing stays put when it is closed regardless of the how it is tilted.
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Mine do. There are little pyramid-like "chocks" in the corners that help to keep things in their bins. However, I should add that I mostly keep my trays flat, unless carrying them. They don't have a lot of temptation for compartment hopping.
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yes they are separate. the lid stays open just fine on its own if you want it to stay open.
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The bottoms do, but it makes a mess that way, so we just put the lids on and stack them that way. It takes more space though.
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They do not all match. I think it's just a hodge-podge they include. About half of mine have the matching lid.