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Lee’s Specimen Container for Fish Treatment and Observation

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $20.79.Current price is: $10.72.

Clear specimen container with handle for treating sick fish, observing behavior, or holding new fish before aquarium introduction.

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Lee’s Large Specimen Container

The Lee’s Large Specimen Container is a multi-purpose clear container with a one inch (1″) wide handle for hanging. This versatile container can be used in the following ways:

  • As a treatment / hospital tank for sick fish (less medication is required)
  • As an observation area to get a closer look at suspected sick or pregnant fish
  • As a holding tank for newly purchased fish before introduction into the aquarium

Sizes

Size Dimensions
Small 5.13″ x 2.5″ x 4.5″
Large 7″ x 3.25″ x 6″

FAQ

Can this container be used for treating fish with medication?

Yes, the container can be used as a treatment tank for sick fish, allowing for lower medication doses and easier monitoring.

Is the container suitable for holding newly bought fish?

Yes, it can serve as a holding tank for newly purchased fish before they are introduced to the main aquarium.

Can I hang this container on the wall?

Yes, the one-inch wide handle is designed for hanging, making it easy to position in a tank setup or observation area.

3 reviews for Lee’s Specimen Container for Fish Treatment and Observation

  1. Blake Bond –

    I use this container to hold new fish until I’m ready to add them to my main tank. It’s easy to clean and the clear design lets me see the fish clearly. The handle makes it simple to hang and move around.

  2. James Mackenzie –

    Great for observing my pregnant fish. I can keep them in a small space and watch their progress without disturbing the main tank. The size fits well in my setup.

  3. Simon Fraser –

    Used it as a hospital tank for a sick guppy. The medication was easier to administer, and I could monitor the fish closely. It’s sturdy and the dimensions are just right.

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