Do these bio ball sink?
2022037
Yes, but due to all of the channels for bubbles of air to be trapped, they will float. You can force the bubbles out by shaking them under water, but they stop floating eventually anyway.
1412909
They sink. And they get heavier and heavier as they fill with water. The magnet can't pull them up. Best to "pretend" there is water and have a dry, imaginary pond..
2222378
yes, have one at our sink and have had no problems with water. only snag we've had is kinda high so can catch your foot on them
2187649
Yes. My daughter who sells kangen water tested my biocera because she was a little skeptical. Passed with flying colors. I now have 2. One at work and one at home
624363
They are quite alive when you empty them. I don't suggest spending any extra money on a model with a ziploc or "easy empty" bottom. Mine failed within a week of use and I had to resort to clipping the bag shut on the bottom. Plan on one season, toss, get new ones next year. The attractant works perfectly and instantly, it's unbelievable. I found the best way to dispose of the bugs was to freeze them and then toss them. If you just put them in a bag in your trash alive they will probably find a way out and infest your trashcan.
1294160
I put mine in a bottle with algae balls. I'm sure they'd be fine in a baby biorb. Just don't put anything in with them that will think they're a nice little snack...
1874892
Yes, these sink...once you drop them into the water they glide(like a missile) through the water to the bottom. One of the best products for the pool we have bought. Nice colors and they stay on the bottom till you retrieve them. Our family loves them!!!
265940
Yes they sink. But be warned that they aren't very bright so you might not see them well under the water.
1838004
Yes. The dunks will end up on the lowest level , but the good bacteria will be in the water everywhere. Some people think they look unsightly. I'd deem not having skeeters more imprtant than a few chunks, but you could always net them out before a party, then but them back after.
2200109
No, however, i took mine out of the container and placed them in a small container on their sides, so far no issues!
2251222
I think so, but keep in mind that these don't hold water, so you fill up the bath tub, put these in, and the water sifts right through them, so they will be essentially sharing the same water
741281
If the ground is very solid its OK . water always spills out and they will sink if it's not a solid base. . to make sure there OK I would put padio blocks under each. Make sure u just don't place them down on the surface. Make them level with the ground!!!!!
584373
Yes they will float. They are mildly firm but with a little pressure can be squished between your fingers. They are also highly changed with static electricity so they will stick to everything when you first open it which is kind of a pain in the ass but depends on our situation. Also, this box was a BIG box of it so not sure how much you need but it's A LOT more than I needed. If you want, I'll sell you mine for less. I only used about a large ziplock bags worth of it so I still have a whole box pretty much. Either way, good luck with your experiments.
729413
Tried. Didn't work too well. The balls don't soak well and they don't hold water like you think they should. I'm still looking for another option. Let me know if you find something!
1557173
Mine have not floated or taken in any weather so far..If you have the ones I have, good luck Mine came in a twenty pak and look bigger than this pic....
226188
Not really. They keep air out. They will not keep pressure in the container-it will go flat
848255
Yes they are when exposed to moisture. will dissolve in a fishes mouth after a few dayts.