Chicks are like babies and need to be kept warm. Place your chicks in a large cardboard or wooden box that is approx 3' by 3' and draft free. Line the bottom with newspaper and then dry sawdust, shavings or crushed corn cob. Keep the litter dry by changing frequently. The sides of your box should not be over 14-18" high. Never use solid high sides because the heat can cut off circulation of air and smother the chicks.

ANSWER: Absolutely! Many species can be reared in the same rearing container. Some Sulphur butterfly caterpillars, such as the Cloudless Sulphur, will often kill and/or eat each other whether in a container or in a garden. When closely reared in a container, the cannibalism rate may be higher than in a garden.

Food should be marinated in a nonreactive container, one made of glass, porcelain, clay or stainless steel. Ziplock plastic food bags make great vessels for marinating. Avoid aluminum and cast iron which can react with the acids in the marinade. Use a shallow bowl so the marinade covers as much of the food as possible; turn the food at least once an hour.

Head Lice Cure comes in a kit with 4 - 16oz. containers of the solution. This may seem like a lot of product

File containers are normal files so you can work with them as with any normal files (file containers can be, for example, moved, renamed, and deleted the same way as normal files). Partitions/drives may be better as regards performance. Note that reading and writing to/from a file container may take significantly longer when the container is heavily fragmented. To solve this problem, defragment the file system in which the container is stored (when the TrueCrypt volume is dismounted).

With plastic containers the only way to tell is by the number code (#1 - #7) in the triangle on or near the bottom. This code represents the resin used by the manufacturer to make the container, but does not represent resins used in the lid, spout or dispenser.

Sharps containers are made from a variety of products from cardboard to plastic. As long as they meet the definition of a sharps container, (i.e., containers must be closable, puncture resistant, leakproof on sides and bottom, and labeled or color-coded), OSHA would consider them to be of an acceptable composition.

Yes, we can do any type of container shipment. For your information, container shipment (especially for a single vehicle) is fairly expensive than PCC/RO-RO shipment.

Airtight Canisters, Make-A-Gift® jars, and Pet Treat jars are made from polyethylene teraphthalate (PET). The lids are made from polypropylene, and the gasket seals are made of sanoprene. Snap ‘N Serve® containers are made from polycarbonate. The lids are made from polypropylene. Snap ‘N Stack containers and lids are made from polypropylene.

A flat-bottomed plastic bowl or a stainless steel sink is recommended. After dyeing, clean container with a soft abrasive cleaner and water.

The container your pet travels in must meet International Air Transport Association (IATA) regulations. Based on the specific measurements of your pet, we will be able to construct an air travel container in accordance with IATA regulations. These containers are designed and constructed so that your pet has sufficient room to travel comfortably. Your pet will be able to lie down comfortably, sit up and turn around within the container.

All standard data and voice cabling is permitted, i.e. any type of twisted pair cabling, coaxial, and fiber. Any additional cable types may be pre-approved by contacting GenTech support. Yes, private dark circuits may be installed by GenTech via a cross Connect. All circuits, however, will be terminated by GenTech and may touch a GenTech demarcation point which will be extended to your floor location. Minor charges may be involved depending on the type of circuit.

The metal bars of a cage can seriously damage a bird's feathers as it grows older, and needs to stretch out its wings. If the wingfeathers keep breaking off against the bars, the bird may not learn to fly properly, or not have the plumage to fly effectively. Besides, wild birds don't belong behind bars. If you have to have a cage, make it a large one - several feet wide and more than 3 feet tall, so the bird has room to move and exercise as it grows.

Please click to the page for the bamboo suited for this type application. Bamboo for container growth

A drinking glass or a glass jar that is tall enough to cover 75% of the wires when two cups (16 ounces) of water is used. A customer reports a 2-lb honey jar works well. Canning jars work well also.

A non-metal cooking utensil or a stove top coffee percolator with a wire on the burner works great. A Pyrex measuring cup is not recommended for stove top use as it may explode.

No container larger than 32 gallons (metal or plastic) will be accepted. Plastic bags are acceptable. No appliance boxes or cardboard containers will be accepted as rubbish receptacles. Cardboard boxes should be broken down. Each container should not weigh in excess of 50 pounds. Do not use kitchen or bathroom trash cans.

Look for a container at your local department store, thrift store or garage sale. Look for anything rustproof that will hold water and a few GladRags. Lids are optional. Ceramic pitchers, teapots or flour canisters, and large-mouthed glass pasta jars are a few examples, but you might have a better idea. Remember, if you are soaking your GladRags for more than a day, be sure to change the soak water at least once a day.

The belt buckles were originally sold at the "Official Store" at www.DixieChicks.com, as well as at Dixie Chicks concerts for $65 dollars. However, they have now closed the official store, and it is not expected that they will again be available on the next tour, considering the radical change in musical style and fan base that is occurring. Many fans have had them custom made for themselves.

The answer to this question is usually found in your rule book. All street roll bars are made with ERW. Most race roll bars and cages are made with ERW tubing unless specified otherwise.

A SAFE HOME! Because these students are traveling so far and at such an expense, we'd like to place them with families that have site built homes. However, we know that isn't always available and we're open minded provided that your home is clean and well cared for with adequate room for the student. A quiet study place is required. And of course, the student must have their own bed.

For lube oil samples, grease and parts there are no specific shipping regulations. However, it is very important to contain the sample from leaking. Flammable products such as gasoline and diesel fuel must be shipped using special precautions and paperwork considering these are "Dangerous Goods".

The answer here is a cautious "yes." We have successfully housed more than one boa together and have even had productive breeding occur. Rosy Boas are not cannibalistic by nature. They are thought to be "loners" in nature for the most part, although some think they may congregate in small numbers to brumate. We have found on occasion that a boa becomes stressed when too crowded, begins to feed poorly or regurgitate, then does much better when housed alone.

mentioned elsewhere, Kingsnakes in the wild will feed on other snakes including other Kingsnakes. Therefore, it is a risk to house two together. If this must be done, then much care should be taken to separate them during feeding time. They should be kept separate for a while after feeding since the feeding response is accompanied by hormonal responses that may keep them in the hunting mode. One should make every attempt to house Kingsnakes separately except when attempting to breed them.

Place the cage away from sources of intense heat and cold, such as windows, radiators, fireplaces, air conditioners and exterior doors. Never locate a cage in the kitchen if you use nonstick-coated cookware. The fumes can be lethal to birds.