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Old 10-04-2004, 06:14 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Its not just for Reptiles & Amphibians any more! Its like a Crab Spa.
I like to try other products I think could work well for the Hermies.

*Stimulate all tropical & Forest dwelling
*Creates terrarium Humidity (vent lid)
*Can be used with any air pump (small works best)
*Fits in terrarium corner & Easy to Clean
*Habi-Scape rock texture saves pet from drowning

I use a natural sea sponge over the top of the air stone to reduce
splashing on the glass or water getting into the substrate too much.
This product can be found in the Reptile Dept of most PetsMart stores
for about$12.oo its a PET-Tech Product. I love the idea of keeping the water moving.
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Old 10-04-2004, 06:29 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I think I will tell my Hubby about this Bubble Blower thing because he needs better humidity. And i believe crabmom at thehermiehut.com sells them to.
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Old 10-05-2004, 07:32 PM   #3 (permalink)
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CURLS thanks for the infomation, i will keep my eye out for this. I am always into checking out new products on the market for hermies. I use the tropic aire humidifier & i must say, I LOVE IT. You can find this at Pet Discounters. The only thing i would reccomend with it is a very strong air pump even more so then they reccomend per gallon. This thing works like a charm.

BTW: Sandra if your hubby used one of these he could just split the tubing that the tropic aire uses into to runs for both parts of his tank, if you catch my drift.
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Old 10-10-2004, 09:35 AM   #4 (permalink)
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CURLS,

Do you have a link to any online stores whom have a photo of this product?

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Bubbler Bowl Pic and Specs

http://www.pet-tech.com/bubbler_bowl.htm
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After buying all the parts to make my own bubbler bowl, I found one at petsmart. It did not look that different than mine, except that it was a single bowl. I found that if you have several tanks, or a large tank, it is cheaper in the long run to make your own. I bought an air pump for a much bigger tank than I have, then I bought an 8 ft. piece of tubing, and then a splitter with valves to change the air flow (4 valves), and then a pack of 4 air stones, oh and of course deep enough water bowls. This way I can use up to 4 hoses, or even more than that if I get a second splitter and attach one of the hoses from the first splitter to the second one. I only have two water bowls in one tank, but this way I can have a bubbler for both bowls, and when I get my new tank, I can also have bubbler bowls in them also, without having to buy 4 separate bubbler bowls, and several air pumps.

And when I put the air flow up on my bowls, it sprays water into the air, so one side of my tank always has a fine mist and dew on the glass and substrate. My crabs seem to like it.
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Old 05-03-2005, 04:56 AM   #7 (permalink)
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I just bought 2 of those bubbler bowls--i just haven't put the bubble part into it yet. I liked the "corner" fitting shape which is why I bought them. I will have to try the bubbles! The extra humidity sure would be a plus!
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Old 09-29-2005, 04:10 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Just to give you all an update on the bubbler bowls...
My crabs LOVE it. I have one for fresh and another for salt water. At almost any given time, I see at least 2-4 crabs sitting on the sides of the bowls (for quite awhile). I think they like the little splashes of water from the bubbler stone.
I also think it helps tremdously with the humidity.
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I just bought one today and my crabs haven't tried it out yet.I hope they like it.
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Old 10-07-2005, 09:21 PM   #10 (permalink)
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They had the medium sizezd bubbler bowls on clearance at my PetSmart. I took a look at one, and it appears to be just a bowl with an airstone and plastic tubing. The medium bowl is smaller than I'd want, so I decided to grab a different style of bowl (actually a ceramic bowl for dogs -- it was dark blue and nice and deep). I already have airline tubing, airstones, a check valve and small air pump at home, so I will try assembling one myself as soon as I can make a bigger hole where my saltwater dish is. Currently Tweezers is molting really near there so I'll have to wait a couple more weeks.
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