I forgot your e-mail keeps blocking mine unless I reply to you for some god forsaken reason, so I can't send you that picture.
So here it is.
What'ya think? Will this work for a temporary seasonal minnow tank?
Inside dimensions are 22"x20" and it's 17" deep.
The walls and floor are 2"thick, so you can figure the overall outside dimensions from there.
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looks good to me Jim, if not minnows you can add dirt, leaves, paper, etc for worms and night walkers.
Well if he doesn't like it, you can move to my area and I'll help you keep the minnows fresh. :fingerx: :biggrin: :biggrin:
Baitfish seem to do better if they have a round tank because they are constantly swimming. If they can't go in a circle they swim into the walls and injure themselves. I like the insulation though, your on the right track there. I agree it would make a great wormfarm.
I think your on to something Fastenal~ :wink:
Bait fish my foot :nofgr: ...... that's a beer cooler if I ever saw one ! :laf:
QuoteBaitfish seem to do better if they have a round tank because they are constantly swimming.
No problem, just take a round plastic tub, drill a few small holes in the side of the tub and set it in the box. Fill the box with water and put the bait fish in the tub. A freshwater pump also helps keep them lively. In hot weather, when the water temp. gets too warm in the box add a little ice to the outside of the tub.
That's a great idea too.