Do you put all the rocks from one bag in one bowl? I have 4 water bowls so am not sure how many bags to purchase.
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I use all the rocks in a 2 gallon bucket for 3 large dogs. I would say you could separate them if they are smaller bowls. I also pay attention to my lawn and if I start to see yellow spots I change out the rocks. Also I dump and refill my dogs water daily and they still work great.
2008863
Please don't waste your money!! They don't work! I put them all in the bowl and it didn't help my dog. The pills don't work either. I did find drenching the spot with water helps
2008864
I have a Drinkwell dog fountain which holds 2 1/2 gallons of water. I put 2 rocks in the bowl. If you using quart size dishes, use one rock in each bowl. Based on my research and the information the rocks last about 2 months.
1810113
You need to put enough dirt in the bag to cover the potato sets. As they start growing you will add dirt according to the included directions. Good luck.
1009206
Just put it in your pack. It's that simple. I hold onto the ring of the bag as you walk. It's a great water bag.
950114
It comes with a 2lb bag of brown rock. Much more and it will overflow the container.
1010394
I think you should be able to as long as the rocks stay in the tray the water is sitting in. The rocks just stay in the bowl.
302320
No ...... one of this bag will NOT be enough... Having used the whole bag at one time it doesn't make much.
1530958
Yeah if you want. It may be difficult though they are solid rocks. Different packages come with different size rocks. As long as long as they are all in there it should be fine.
2090504
Yes, there would be no reason you couldn't put multiple dish in a bowl at once. With that said, we are disappointed in our aquabot. Two of the three we have have problems. (One of them stopped working all together after a week and one of them barely swims around when placed in the water. Started out fine, then just slowly got worse.) We have had ours for about 7 weeks.
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I think one bag would be plenty. You can break them off at intervals, and I believe that's more than enough.
1257820
It really depends on how deep of a substrate bed you want. That said, one bag should be fine. I used less than 2 bags in my 20 gallon long.
624041
yes. in fact, i filled both of mine with a bag of rocks from home depot. sand would also work.
1836491
I just remove one bowl and use a scoop to fill bowl with food. Only thing I don't like is the water can get in the food if your dogs are sloppy drinkers, mine did not attend etiquette classes so they are sloppy drinkers!
77563
I used an empty water bottle. Not the big 5 gallon one, but the smaller, 3 gallon. Filled with sand and an assortment of rocks and shells. Gives a cool look with the rocks and shells.
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The rocks it comes with are just enough! I might add a few more for a different color! But I absolutely love mine!
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One set of bowls. You can get it in different sizes. Large or small , not both .
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I've done it before without problems. Well, yes, but the only problem was I froze the whole bag (90-ish % full) and it didn't melt in my pack until I got home from a day hike. In the future I'll freeze only 50% full and top off with cold water before I leave. :-)
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We used water instead of sand but I would imagine 1-3 bags depending on the age and size of your child. When we first got it my daughter was 5 and strong but small. Hope that helps!