kpintheshed Fish Herder Joined Feb 13, 2007 Messages 1,099 Reaction score 0 Location England Mar 16, 2007 #1 i was wondering how to keep the cucumber down, it keeps floating. any ideas?
C cane76 Fish Aficionado Joined Nov 4, 2005 Messages 3,726 Reaction score 5 Location middx heathrow Mar 16, 2007 #2 use a rubber band to secure it to a stone
OP OP kpintheshed Fish Herder Joined Feb 13, 2007 Messages 1,099 Reaction score 0 Location England Mar 16, 2007 #3 thanks anyone else?
D dave_gray2077 Fish Crazy Joined Jan 26, 2007 Messages 217 Reaction score 0 Mar 16, 2007 #4 stab a stainless steel spoon through it
O Orbit887 Fish Fanatic Joined Dec 30, 2006 Messages 129 Reaction score 0 Location Luxembourg Mar 16, 2007 #5 A quick zap in the microwave helps it to sink, but just don't over cook it, else you'll loose the majority of the goodness from the cucumber.
A quick zap in the microwave helps it to sink, but just don't over cook it, else you'll loose the majority of the goodness from the cucumber.
k.o.d Fish Crazy Joined Feb 23, 2006 Messages 361 Reaction score 0 Mar 16, 2007 #6 I use a device called a screwcumber, stainless steel corkscrew shape that weighs the cucumber down, it works ace.
I use a device called a screwcumber, stainless steel corkscrew shape that weighs the cucumber down, it works ace.
E edgun88 Fish Fanatic Joined Mar 25, 2006 Messages 146 Reaction score 0 Location Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA Mar 16, 2007 #7 Stick anything that sinks and will not rust into it. It'll sink.
Gazoo Fish Addict Joined Aug 30, 2004 Messages 723 Reaction score 1 Location Michigan - The Great Lake State Mar 16, 2007 #8 Squeeze it.
Davey Jones Fish Crazy Joined Dec 31, 2006 Messages 272 Reaction score 0 Location Just outside Brighton, Sussex, Uk Mar 16, 2007 #9 Lead plant weights work well
T Teelie Fish Aficionado Joined May 16, 2004 Messages 4,656 Reaction score 0 Location Southern U.S. Mar 16, 2007 #10 Don't use lead. Try to find zinc or stainless steel instead.
OP OP kpintheshed Fish Herder Joined Feb 13, 2007 Messages 1,099 Reaction score 0 Location England Mar 16, 2007 #11 how long do u warm it for ? i have 650 microwave
T Teelie Fish Aficionado Joined May 16, 2004 Messages 4,656 Reaction score 0 Location Southern U.S. Mar 16, 2007 #12 I wouldn't do it for more than 5-10 seconds. I can heat up frozen bloodworms in the microwave in under 5 so it doesn't take much.
I wouldn't do it for more than 5-10 seconds. I can heat up frozen bloodworms in the microwave in under 5 so it doesn't take much.
F *Fishkies* Fish Gatherer Joined Dec 25, 2006 Messages 2,242 Reaction score 0 Mar 16, 2007 #13 I use the clips that you can buy at your LFS. Here are some links below. Link 1 Link 2
M Mako Man111 Fishaholic Joined Jun 11, 2006 Messages 563 Reaction score 0 Mar 16, 2007 #14 You can use a spoon, but I use these little flexible weight things that came with some live plants I have and just jam it through it and drop it in.
You can use a spoon, but I use these little flexible weight things that came with some live plants I have and just jam it through it and drop it in.
Davey Jones Fish Crazy Joined Dec 31, 2006 Messages 272 Reaction score 0 Location Just outside Brighton, Sussex, Uk Mar 16, 2007 #15 Teelie said: Don't use lead. Try to find zinc or stainless steel instead. Click to expand... Why?