I kept my rat in a large plastic container, he got sick because I didn't put the right lid on it. Get a MESH lid..like.. chicken wire, small enough that he can't squeeze through.
AnswerI asked the question and I'm taking about a container at least 20cm by 20cm or more. Preferably, 50cm by 30cm and at least 20cm height.Plus...Plenty of breeders (of pet mice) use large (25in by 20in) plastic containers to house their mice because it is a lot cheaper and because most pet shop cages are way too small.
Please ReadREAD THIS PLEASE! YOU REALLY NEED TO KNOW THIS!!! Ok, I have a hamster, and the one thing I would recommend is not putting your mouse in a plastic container. They need a lot of exercise, so, they are a lot better off being in a cage with a wheel and bedding because they use the bathroom a lot and considering that pet hamsters, mice, etc. like to keep themselves clean it's also a good idea to keep their living quarters clean. Otherwise, they can get mites. You can buy cages that have food bowls, drinking bottles, wheels, and etc. in them. I'm sorry but I just don't recommend putting your mouse in a plastic container no matter how big the container is. Also, they love to chew and it will chew straight through that lid and get loose and you may never find it. Believe me, one of my hamsters chewed through thicker plastic than that. So I really really really wouldn't recommend it because that will happen. I hope you listen to my advice.Yes, if the large plastic bag had the same volume as the original container and was rigid enough to sustain the same pressure.
Any secure container (such as a large plastic box with a lid) would do !
For gift containers, you can use any type of basket, wicker basket, straw basket, bucket, laundry basket, plastic container, toy dump truck or other large toy truck, purse, tin, Christmas tin, seasonal container, large teapot, large upside-down hat, or plastic storage container-put lid underneath.
A metal container for large quantities of oil can be called a drum (usually 55 gallons). If it is a small amount of oil (usually a quart) the container could be called a can. Today, most small quantities of oil are supplied in plastic containers.
No, ferrets cannot live in a plastic storage container, aquariums, etc. Ferrets need a large wire cage (cages made specifically for ferrets) with plenty of ventilation. Ferrets cannot be caged continuously and for their health, need several hours out of their cage daily.
You pour it into the plastic container on passenger side near alternator, It has a large black cap.
The most breathable fabrics are those which are engineered specifically for this purpose. Specifically these have pores in them large enough to let water molecules escape, but too small for rain drops to get in.. Sometimes this is called Showerproof fabric or simply breathable fabric.
Please remember the rule '1 inch of fish needs 1 gallon of water'. Some plastics are not safe because they can release deadly chemicals into the water. If your plastic container is certified safe for containing human foodstuffs/water and it is large enough to contain the fish you wish to keep in it then it should be OK
Heat water and allow steam to collect on an inclined surface. As it cools the condensation will form droplets and roll to the lowest edge where it can be collected as clean water. Debris, dirty particles are left in the boiling container.
Tank, cistern, barrel, carboy, basin, reservoir, vat, hogshead, tub, vessel, cask. I am sure there are others. Ray
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A large container name three letters long could be box or bin.