What do you use as a dome? Is there one that you bought separately that fits this tray?
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I don't use a dome either. I just soak the growing media good then 2 days in the dark and put under lights. I start about 100 seedlings per week for my aquaponic system. I have found the green trays to be a lot more durable and they lay much longer. I stopped buying these black ones just fyi. Good luck.
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I always use a dome and get better result I buy the domes at B&T; Grower Supply they are very durable and strong and fit perfectly...I am counting the days til I start my seeds this years!!
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We haven't used a dome. Have the trays indoors at first, then outside during the day only, in at night if it's getting too cold.
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I don't use a dome, just plastic wrap until the seeds sprout and then grow lights.
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I use the Convert-A-Tray Speckled CT-2SGP (Nesco website) . They can be used as a regular tray or, with the removable center, can expand the height to whatever you need. (Nesco FD-75)
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Haven't tried it, but I don't see why not. Of course it would have to fit within the dome.
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Well, I don't have my instructions anymore, but I'll try to explain. First, you should probably put the top section together. The ceramic dome fits inside of the smaller of the 2 clear plastic containers. The wing-nut screws into the underside of dome where it fits into the container. The large clear plastic container goes on the bottom. Next, place the white plastic piece that has a round cut-out on top of the large clear plastic container. The smaller clear plastic container sits on top of the white piece. The lid goes on top of all of it. We don't use the tall white plastic item, but if you want to elevate the whole thing above your counter, you can use the tall white plastic thing to accomplish that. 'Hope that helps.
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There are none for any these small. Aside from the Dome base which are meant for a different size. I wish I could be much more help in the matter.
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Ours covers the E-210 model with the side tray up or down. Can be zipped to make smaller to fit with the tray down, or unzipped to make it larger to fit with the tray up. Excellent quality.
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I have seen similar circular plastic trays in various sizes at Home Depot, or you could try calling the manufacturer if phone number is available. I
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Yes mine was a dometop. The cover is huge. If you look at my review I didn't like that it doesn't close nicely . But you may be okay with it.
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Not possible to buy parts, the key is to keep the tray dry. I am on my second one, and would buy a third that is how much I like the item. Good luck, buy yourself another one and keep it try as much as possible. Best of luck!
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What do you need? I have assembled this and the only issue is that the sliding tray can be a pain
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We didn't buy the dome. I had used a similar machine before buying this one, and the lid seemed to be more of a hindrance than a help.
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I don't really know, but for this feeder I don't believe you need a seed tray. Seeds do not come flying out of this type of feeder like they do others. We have had a few seeds sprout but it's almost nothing.
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I can't pretend to really know, since I've never needed to use one. However, I would guess any dome that is as large at the open end as the tray, which is just a "squidge" under 13" square. Be sure to hang the dome far enough ABOVE the tray itself for birds to fit under comfortably! The height at which you hang the tray may limit the kinds of birds that will use it. I'm VERY happy with my platform (which I call a tray). I live on the coast of northern California, & I get chickadees, pine siskins, nuthatches, goldfinches, juncos, various sparrows, purple finches & a couple of warblers (Townsend's & Audubon). I have less often seen Acorn woodpeckers use it, as well as jays & starlings (which I try to chase off!) & once in a long time a mourning dove! Doves hardly ever manage to use a feeder, so I'm delighted that they'll sometimes use this! Juncos & sparrows don't often use feeders, either, but use this one easily. This is a lot of species, & I only have a tiny yard; I also use suet in a separate hanger, but you CAN put a suet cake right in the center of your tray. I hope your luck is as good as mine! CAUTION: SQUIRRELS will also use it; if you don't want this, be careful WHERE you hang it. I had to remove both a pole & an Adirondack chair because a squirrel used BOTH to launch himself onto the platform, & I cannot AFFORD to feed him!
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Well, the one that I have has a plastic cone, but it has a paper dome for the dust cover. I hope that helps.
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check out the silicone molds from freshware, they have a 1/2 sphere dome that is 1" (not sure if you're looking for smaller) I work with resin and love their molds (they come out nice and shiny), I don't think I'd bother trying with this, probably better luck just finding a cheap chocolate mold in the half dome and releasing by popping in a freezer after the resin cures.
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Sounds like you're missing a piece. There are two hooks that come with it and connect to each other through the dome.
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I had concerns about how this tray would fit my particular feeder and I called the company direct and they were very helpful to direct me to the exact tray for my feeder, which I purchased on Amazon. Hope this helps.