Is this water dish safe?

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Is this water dish safe?

Post by Guest » Mon Mar 27, 2006 4:19 am

http://www.petdiscounters.com/product.p ... 273&page=1

I bought one and I boiled it in de-chlor salt water like I do with all the crab stuff (shells, decorations, etc') and it has a very heavy plastic smell to it. Just wondering if anyone else has one of these. If it weren't for the smell I would put it in the crabitat.

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Post by BAB » Mon Mar 27, 2006 11:16 am

The link said it was made with resin... that's safe for crabbies. Let it cool off and it won't smell so much. Mine did that when boiled too.
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Post by Guest » Mon Mar 27, 2006 4:34 pm

Cool, I feel better about the dish then. Oout of curiosity how did you put yours? Is your buried with the top edge level with teh substrate or is it sitting on the substrate?

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Post by BAB » Mon Mar 27, 2006 5:16 pm

My water dishes are in the substrate... meaning the tops of them are at substrate level. I like it that way so they don't dig under it all the time. That got annoying to me. Hehe... They do drag in a lot more sand this way... but... eh... it's easy to clean. I empty the dishes with turkey basters and use a dry paper towel to wipe them out... then just refill and done.

I do not have that exact dish... mine are just made with resin though. :)
**Crabbing since July 2005*~*100+ successful molts**
I have a total of 2 PP's

Note:My information on crab care is NOT the only way to do things. Please research your topics.

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