Tb Containers

[+foundbutlost]

I have an idea and I need some help. I am trying to decide on a "container" to use for some travel bugs I am going to release. The first container is the standard, yet boring, and easy to handle plastic bag “life pod” . The more interesting “life pod” is larger and more difficult to handle and will only fit into larger caches .

 

 

 

What do you think?

 

ok, how do you post photos? :)

Edited June 17, 2006 by foundbutlost

[+BlueDeuce]

Adding a Picture to a Forum Post

 

You could upload it to your TB.

Edited June 17, 2006 by BlueDeuce

[+ncfinn]

Soft items in baggies often end up stinky. The cup is sturdier and kind of looks like a specimen container - perfect for a creature like that. So I vote for #2.

[+BlueDeuce]

Container number 2, definitely.

 

 

 

if I could spell

Edited June 19, 2006 by BlueDeuce

[+Team Neos]

I love it! The second life pod is much more interesting, and would last longer. You could even label it on the pod itself as to what it is, and add a funny warning to make sure the TB doesn't spend too much time out of the pod.

 

It might cut down just a tad on how often the bug gets placed in a cache, as cachers will have no choice but to wait until they come across a cache that can hold him, but since the pod is about the same size as the TB, it won't be that much different.

[+Henki]

Your alien friend looks much more at home in container #2.

[+Beffums]

option 2 just seems more "pod" like. I like it. I'd be willing to do the extra searching to find a big enough cache for it, if I happened upon that TB

[+miss_butterfly]

another vote for the second container!!

[+fishingdude720]

2 definetely. hey, i think we have a winner

[+BlueDeuce]

So what exactly is that container anyway?

[+foundbutlost]

So what exactly is that container anyway?

 

It a four cup storage container by "Ziploc". You can find them right below the "ziploc" baggies at you local store.

 

So far No. 2 is the winner. Thanks to all