would i be able to put these into a fishtank?
87285
By the size you could but I am not sure about the material if it would hurt the fish or not.
1522251
Possibly. However, they are so small that you would need a special perforated box to place them in.
1307375
Hmm maybe? I think the portions would be too big for a fish and if its flake good, it would probably get messy and stuck.
1952734
Easily. They are relatively small to be honest. You may want to glue some shells or something in with it to take up space.
347344
Yes they could but you may want to use heavy duty glue sticks. They are a solid plastic, and very cute though!
1064504
You could, but you would have to make a transducer float and something to mount your fishfinder. The ice adaptor works great, good luck finding it for a decent price.
1004075
I don't believe so. I think we had to send in for them. They died within a day or two. I would not recommend this product. The aquarium is flimsy plastic and not well made. Unfortunately it was a disappointing purchase and experience with the tadpoles.
992309
yes, you can and they are beautiful. the are submersible and work really well in cold water
1203296
Yes, you can. They're held in place with velcro so it's easy to move/remove them. I haven't measured them but I'd say the top (rod) compartment is about 3" deep, and the bottom (reel) compartment is 5" or so.
1138151
Yes but make sure to put more oil in it and let it heat up fully before putting in the fish.
1935881
hi rick ,you probably can, but you need to make sure you have enough clearnce, as they are about 8inches in diameter. good luck and do so more research. i put them on my sandrail so space for clearance was not an issue
900923
I imagine that you could put the fish inside, but then you would not be able to see them. Where the water falls it's too small for fish-plus it has little holes for the water to drain to the bottom... Hope this helps...
1514787
No. You might be able to kludge one up, as the tank is pretty solid, but it would take some work.
1716839
You could probably trim them down to fit, but most likely they would be too weak and have a tendency to snap off. The provided bases allow them to pivot, lock and make it harder to come out accidently (and end up overboard with your rod and reel). As designed mine have taken numerous hits from 30+ pound redfish.
1245095
Sure, you could. I would recommend getting a full 5 gallon kit though. It'll be cheaper in the long run. Austin homebrew has some great kits to choose from.
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.
470543
Dear Bette rainwater, That is a great question. Unfortunately, I don't think so. The tank gauges would most likely all be to big to fit in this smaller tank. Sorry. Best of luck.