Would the larger version work for dungeness crab in the Northwest?
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I doubt it. I have fished for crabs in Vemtura. Maybe a few, but I would convert an ice chest. Cheap and much bigger. Chef Mo
486736
i cannot help with that question but whenever i'm asked about my ENGEL i relate my experience. the bait cooler i bought is sturdy, well made. however, the aerater lasted 3 days, replacement cost me shipping and handling, the replacement didn't last a season. ended up buying a cheapo aerater from Walmart that clips on, had to replace that one after 3 years so figure i got my moneys worth on the cheapo. for money spent on Engel, i would of thought much better quality of aerater and replaced without any fees or questions.
2100702
They are smaller than Alaskan king crab but bigger than dungress crab. I really enjoy them and would buy again and were really sweet. Hope this answer your question .
1032241
if you catch fish the size of the sunfish ,crappie,and perch why not but no bigger
254994
I live in the Seattle area. Try the large mole trap. These traps do work great on moles and I have caught many moles with them. Unfortunately, Amazon doesn't tell you what size the traps are. I suggest buying them from Cinch Trap's site so you know what you are getting.
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Anything larger than a stinkbug will not fit. It will tear up any bug that is delicate, like a moth. It is more made for beetles, small bees, small spiders, stinkbugs, etc. Any bug longer or larger than the diameter of the circle that sucks the bugs in will be damaged by the forceful suction. That defeats the purpose of the product to get bugs outside alive.
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I don't think so, Arowanas make a lot of waist. this sump/refugium is about 45 gal. If you have some really good canister filters, and do water changes often it may work. I have a 39 gal Ref tank, and use this as a Bio Refugium to eat up the Ni and Na with Chaetomorpha Algae, and a deep sand bed. Personally I would go with a larger sump, fresh water is harder to balance the parameters of the water, and a larger sump will increase your water volume to help you. I hope this helped; and not confused you.
1388123
It's a circle cutter on a convex circular surface (egg), so there is no size limitation for either. The cut will always be 1.5" (inches) in diameter. It will work on any size egg larger than that (quail eggs are out, but ostrich may work).
537127
No, I have one and does not provide the 80 percent that hermit crabs require. I'd need at least 3 of these in my 100 gallon tank to make a dent in the humidity. I have to hand spray every couple hours. Spend the money and get something that works :/
420004
I have a teak railing around the stern which requires the large size. Otherwise the smaller size fits most stainless steel railings.
1911085
I would get the larger one and cut it to size. That's what we did and it works great.
758111
It has 6 guides and for a bigwayer series it would accommodate 1-4 oz. weight. I've gone dungeoness crabbing with a 5 oz. pyramid and a crab snare on without issues.
195387
Yes on the crabs. Haven't used them in fresh water yet but they should work. Worked great for us and easy to store.Good luck and the price is right.
324957
I'd say that it's a bit too small for hermit crabs. Hermit crabs require two water dishes (one with salt water, one with fresh) and a food dish. This tank is a little too small to accommodate three dishes and still have sufficient space left for the crabs to roam. Hermit crabs should also have a deep substrate, which this tank will not allow for.
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Hi, I actually have hermit crabs, too. If you only have a one small one, this would be ok. If you have more than one I would recommend a 10 gallon tank. Hermits like to climb driftwood and have damp soil to bury in. I have tarantulas in mine and need to keep some of them damp. These tanks below the door are able to have damp soil fine.
1588128
A larger size would work better. The smaller diameter rod would flex excessively.
1669388
Yes it works very well I use it to pull my stone crab traps all season they weigh 60-75 lbs ea.
674036
Dwarf shrimp may not be such a good idea because even though the orange dwarf crayfish is small, they are still bigger than the shrimp. I keep my dwarf crayfish with amano shrimp and there is never a problem. The amano shrimp are every bit as big as the crayfish. The only issue I could see with guppies is if you keep them in a tank that is less than 10 gallons. Even then, an adult guppy is as big as the crayfish. I think the close up photos tend to make the crayfish look bigger than they really are. Plus their claws are no where as lethal as their larger crayfish cousins.