Holding Down Floating Veggies

THE HABITAT
  • #1
Aside from getting a veggie clip has anyone got any other clever ideas for holding down a cucumber or any other veggie that will float to the surface... I used a kabob skewer that held it down well in my 8.8 but was wondering a good solution to feeding my rubberlip in my 55....Thanks
 

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tunafax
  • #2
I use a weight and just let it sink to the bottom.

Ironically I use the veggie clip as the weight lol.


Edit: you can also pin it down with a magnet sponge.
 

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Prism
  • #3
I use a rubber band onto a rock, and it works fine. Hope you can figure it out.
 
THE HABITAT
  • Thread Starter
  • #4
I was thinking about getting 2 small but strong enough magnets to hold them down...but would it be safe for the inhabitants
 
California L33
  • #5
If you blanche them they will sink by themselves. I do that with spinach for my snail.
 
el337
  • #6
I use bamboo skewers or a stainless steel fork.
 

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Dropszecolorlord
  • #7
id use a fork
 
2211Nighthawk
  • #8
fork
 
Grimgore
  • #9
Yeah..boiling water helps with the sinking..works a treat for speeding up drift wood water logging process too.
 
Fanatic
  • #10
I don't use forks, because I'm not sure they are safe.
Mine are 100% steel forks, and weigh a ton.
 
THE HABITAT
  • Thread Starter
  • #11
I seen the long marshmellow skewers a little while back that are nice n long so hopefully I can still find em....forget what store tho...thanks for the responses!!
 

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