Keeping BTA's in basket short term?

[psphillies]

I personally don't have any rocks in my box because I want the best flow and light exposure. My nem sticks to the walls of the box and never likes to stay at the bottom. If I were to ever add the nem to the rockwork, it'll be much easier rubbing the foot of the nem while it's attached to the box vs. if it were attached to a rock.

Make a lot of sense. Will definitely keep rocks out then!

 

[ajhudson15]

I just bought the zen reef shroom box but I bought the long narrow one so I can put a couple in there wihtout touching. and its magnetic

 

[psphillies]

I just bought the zen reef shroom box but I bought the long narrow one so I can put a couple in there wihtout touching. and its magnetic

any complaints or early thoughts?
Will be purchasing one similar most likely.

 

[ajhudson15]

any complaints or early thoughts?
Will be purchasing one similar most likely.

Actually haven't got it yet. It says up to 14 days to ship and it's been 10 so hopefully soon

 

[debees5]

Lol I’ve kept my nems in boxes permanently, almost 18 months straight now. They grow, split, eat, etc all within the box and generally look great. They’ll be fine :)

I really want to keep mine in here so I can feed them easier and keep my mp40 nem guards off. They don’t appear to stay inflated and I’m worried this may not be a good solution for them to get fat and happy?

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

I really want to keep mine in here so I can feed them easier and keep my mp40 nem guards off. They don’t appear to stay inflated and I’m worried this may not be a good solution for them to get fat and happy?

In boxes like that, You need to make sure there's plenty of flow across it.

 

[PicassoClown04]

In boxes like that, You need to make sure there's plenty of flow across it.

Totally agreed. Probably not enough flow in there

 

[John Bolden]

My lfs has had btas and corals in baskets for a long time and the corals in them look great.