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This is a question concerning the refridgeration of soft crabs for 3 or 4 days i would say crabs live best in 45 degree cooler/ walkin, but what about a smaller 4 tank commercial scale? I could ship everyday but that would be expensive. Household fridges are usually too cold and crabs die. What do yall suggest?
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In beer boxes damp newspaper and stackem covered loosly and turn the frig up...
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Small room, shed, walk-in with AC and Cool Bot.
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I was worried a fridge would be the best option. But that would mean 2 or 3 fridges, which I guess is neccesary. And I thought about the walkin shed idea ,but i am trying to avoid building something permanenet
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An ac unit will dry them out. You need a drip chiller not forced cold air. use the refers and warm them up to 45
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Quote from: fishingtom on March 15, 2012, 12:43:34 AM
An ac unit will dry them out. You need a drip chiller not forced cold air. use the refers and warm them up to 45
What is a drip chiller
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A refer that has no fan inside. It has cold plates that the air naturally circulates through just by the rise of warm air and the falling of cold. Called a drip chiller because condensation forms on the plates and drips down to a drain usually in the floor. Doesn't take the moisture out of foods like a condenser with a fan blowing over it. Nothing kills crabs, hard or soft, faster than drying them out. Works well for oysters and clams/mussels too. Hope this helps...
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