Can you tell me the dimensions of the habitat? Is this larger than the Port a Bug? Thank you!
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I wish I could give accurate dimensions. This was a gift and I no longer have it.
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The base of the habitat is approx 8in around and its approx 14in tall. It folds flat for easy shipping and storage. I don't know what a port a bug is, but the habitat is taller than it is round. Hope that helps.
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going on memory 12inch diameter x 14inch tall is pretty close. Not sure what a port a bug is, but the thing from insectlore.com looks like it has half the diameter compared to this.
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I did a rough measurement and it's between 4' and 4.5' (122cm to 143cm). Although I have the 7 port hub.
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Judy, the unit is actually 11inches wide x 6inches tall x 2 3/4inches deep, however you will need a larger area. The wires are stiff and need a couple of inches of room to come out and turn, so you really need 13 inches instead of 11 for the wideth. The unit puts off a lot of heat and I discovered this later, then had to remount it. I take my boat to the lake for the entire weekend and the built in ice coolers would keep ice for the entire trip. After I installed this unit, just a few hours of charging would melt all my ice. I first tried to fix this by just leaving the compartment door open where I had placed the charger while I was charging but this had little if any effect. I ended up mounting a metal plate, then placed 1/2inch spacers between the device and the plate. This solved the problem by reflecting the heat out of the compartment and brought the unit out from under the fiberglass lip that I felt was trapping and channeling the heat. The mounting modification made it 3 1/4inches deep. I also allowed for a inche of air on each of the other sides. My suggestion then is to consider needing 13inches x 8inches x 3 1/4 inches when looking for a location. Another insite I can share is in regard to the wire lengths. Mine were 52 inches which greatly limited mounting options, they offer a cable extender which I think would be well worth the additional cost. The last suggestion is battery maintance, this charger does a great job and I would buy one just like it again but the process it goes through to charge the batteries also boils off the water fast. You will need to check the water level in the batteries at least monthly and in warmer weather more often. Over all I am extremely pleased with this charger, I can tell the engine spins faster on start up and runs better. The trolling motor runs at least 50% longer. Then probably even more importantly the other electronics attached to the batteries have had fewer glitches.(fish finder,DVD player, Laptop etc) I hope this helps, Jared
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I have the BioCube and without pulling it out of the aquarium to measure it, I would say it is probably about 8" long and 2.4" wide. I'm not sure what the 3rd measure refers to. It is not on the box or the literature.
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The enclosure is slightly curved on the top and edges and measures 5 1/4" X 3 1/4" X 5/8" approximately measured at the widest points on the case. It has a nice feel and I like it. It does have a large blue LED activity indicator on the rear edge of the case which I personally find annoying but since I only plug in the drive to backup some files occasionally I can live with it. I have purchased several external enclosures and this is one of the best. I would buy it again.
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approximately 12" diameter and a height of 2 ft.best thing is that the habitat is collapsible for storage and re-use!
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It was approximately 18"X15". I threw the damn thing away as it was nothing but a very large mouse trap! Good luck!
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I have NAGGPLAT it is a little larger. This is the best feeder I have bought in several years.
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My granddaughter has it so I can't measure it, however, it is approximately 6" x 4", couple inches tall. Hope this helps. My 6 year old granddaughter has it in an open tank with her hermit crabs.
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i'm not at my boat right now , it's in mazatlan. so i can't give you the correct demintions but those measurements are way off. i would guess it would be 7"x 5'' x 2''.
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measures 22"W x 10"D x 7"Hhttp://www.urbanpethaus.com/wave-perch-sm/M/B002M79CJE.htm
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I am using it in my garage, about 30 by 40. I have been using it for about 2 months and it seems to be working .I have no seen spiders or bugs with it in use.
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14 feet long and 5 1/2 feet wide. It is more than I need. I fish where there are pretty strong tides and everything does what it is supposed to do. I'd hate to think of fishing without it, now. I don't even really need an anchor with the spot lock. If you have a Humminbird depth finder in the 700 seriesa or above, get the I-Pilot link and you can run the thing with the depth finder. It was not available when I got mine and I didn't realize they wouldn't link up until after i bought it. But, with that, it's as close to magic as anything can be.
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The big one is actually quite large. I put one on my 12x12x32 terrarium. I have dart frogs in it and with a thermostat, it can maintain their temp. It is meant to create a hot spot. It has been a while since I stuck it on , but it was as far as I remember, it was not quite as wide, and about 1/3 the length. Zoo med .com will have exact specs.
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Dimensions: 8L x 8W x 7H inches.I also wouldn't recommend it. It is difficult to close, very easy for squirrels to get to and hang onto. It hangs empty outside while I use my real feeder. I sometimes put peanuts in it to give the squirrels some food and a challenge. It is large enough to get whole peanuts still in the shell through the holes. Don't waste your money.
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Oh, I like that case. It's more the size I was looking for, too. Thanks for the tip! I'll be curious to find out if this mobo does fit in it OK, too -- it looks pretty tight and the wifi antenna on these boards isn't necessarily in a good position.
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Hi have both the playpen and tortoise house. I love them both. I would not recommend this for a leopard gecko. The screen holes are nearly an inch wide and your fella may escape. The bottom is open and he can dig under the sides. Also in the enclosed area the base is not attached and may also be an escape spot. Now if you took the time to replace the screen with a much smaller mesh, attached a board to the bottom and secured the enclosed area it would be fine. Question is-Does all that sound worth the price difference of another cage?