Do you think these guys can handle a brackish tank?
2091227
No, as an aquarist and Biologist they will NOT fair well at all. This species is a fresh water inhabitant only
2091228
I have used a little bit of salt for medication purposes in a tank with these shrimp and it was fine, but as far as long term, they wouldn't live long. They are totally worth getting a tank just for them though. :) Hope this helps.
295495
They're really thin gels, so, for a short period of time you're probably OK. As a permanent installation, I'd think you'd want them protected from the water.
1480597
Probably. I have mine over a 10G tank and my mushrooms, ricordea, zoas, and duncans are all doing great.
134641
Of course they would! Especially from this company. They will help keep the tank clean and make it much more interesting.
1107199
hi they need salt water ,so if there is fresh water in ther no you cant put them in.
940165
I really do not know but they seem very sturdy, not especially wide so if someone has a bit of girth it could be an issue. I however really like them, they have been through a tuff summer on a great lake and still look like new.
1230096
They'd be perfectly fine in light to medium rain. I'm not sure about a torrential downpour though and certainly don't take them swimming.
1769572
I haven't tried that but I would say yes. They will actually pass a tiny bit of sand through so I'd assume that water would pass OK, might be slow.
2051533
Sorry, I have no idea. I can handle Pike, Walleye, etc. no problem. I thought you guys swam underwater and grabbed those big 'ole catfish with your bare hands, LOL.
2240736
NO. Within a week they will be knowing like crazy. They ARE good at moving water cheaply however, and if you need a steady current they would be a cheap way to go.
470657
Yes they can! They are weather proof, you want to make sure that the controller on the back does not get submersed into water.
1188135
Not really, they are designed to explode under pressure. I really doubt they would hold water.
785066
They're fairly well sealed. I mounted mine up high where they won't be submerged, but I wouldn't hesitate to dunk them. I have faith in their ability to keep on working.
1035594
I would think so as long as the fish are under about a pound or so. But they are very small and may cause a choking hazard.
2230094
I would think so, once they are inflated to proper psi . But my dilemma right now is I haven't taken it out on the water yet as I am waiting on a new adapter for the pump as current one will not stay locked and as of right now not holding pressure! It seems to be a good board but not having the best of luck with this one but will know more once I get it out there.
1954953
Most of the time the fish will get out of the way, as for instance a bottom drain they tend to stay away from. I think that if they did indeed get sucked up they probably wouldn't survive.
133261
I think it would work but there would be a lot of movement in the tank. Constant storm for the fishies!