JBL LimCollect II (Snail Trap)
by JBL
SKU J61401
Original price
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Original price
$18.70
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Original price
$18.70
Original price
Current price
$18.70
$18.70
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$18.70
Current price
$18.70
Features,
- Catches unwanted snails, shrimps or crabs in the aquarium: chemical-free snail trap with variable height limit of the inlet.
- Easy to use: fill the snail trap with food, insert rods to the desired height, place the snail trap in the aquarium overnight.
- Two small rods for the variable height limit: to prevent fish from entering unintentionally. Also suitable for catching shrimps or crabs.
- Water flow: no oxygen problems for fish caught unintentionally.
- Package contents: 1 chemical-free snail trap, Lim Collect II. Size: 11.7 x 9 cm.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Chemical-free and harmless:
- Due to excessive feeding snails in the aquarium can reproduce rapidly.
- With the chemical-free snail trap Lim Collect II snails can be harmlessly and effectively caught and thus reduced in the aquarium.
Lim Collect II:
- The chemical-free snail trap has 2 small rods, which can be variably inserted in height to prevent fish from entering unintentionally.
- Should this still happen, the fish will not get any oxygen problems because of the water supply. The trap is also suitable to catch shrimp or crabs.
Easy to use:
- At night most fish have a resting phase. The exception are nocturnal fish such as many armored catfish.
- There is therefore only a low probability that smaller fish will enter the trap at night.
- Fill the snail trap with food, select the height to insert the rods and place the snail trap in the aquarium.
- Due to the inside leading struts, the snails will not be able to leave the trap again.
FAQ
JBL LimCollect II: Why is it ideal to only use the snail trap at night? And does "night" refer to the biological night or to the daytime without lighting as well ?
> At night, most fish have a rest phase of sorts (although this does not refer to sleep per se). Nocturnal fish such as many loricariid catfish are an exception. Accordingly, the risk of smaller-sized fish passing the fish trap is smaller at night.
This refers to the biological night, i.e. night by definition and not during the daytime without lighting.
