How To Train My Dragon?

[bloo97]

Lol like the clever title?

Anyways, I've got a school project coming up about an informational book. In short, I have to make a box with something inside of it, and I would like to put Dragon in a jar, in the box.

But how can I put the jar that Dragon will be in inside of the box sfely to where I can take Dragon out of the box when the time comes, and put him back in?

I'm thinking along the lines of padding like bubblewrap, towels, and a lid.

But is there anything else? Dragon won't be in there very long. Maybe 8 hours at the extrme most, and 4 hours at the extreme least.

Any help will be gladly taken and turned into knowledge.

[BettaHeart]

lol love the title. sorry i dont have much else to suggest

[BettasForever]

Sounds good, carry the smallest bit of bloodworm hidden in the box so you can give him a lil' snack. Very creative title! Put some gravel in there to make him feel at home Other than that he'll be fine.

[bloo97]

I don't have bloodwormz but I do have ppellets and I may be able to catcha bug. :P

Thanks!

[BettasForever]

Freeze-dried blood worms are cheap and it's highly recommended for your betta to have a variety in their diet. If you have another food besides pellets like brine shrimp, then you can use that to increase their variety. Also, as long your betta's pellets have a good amount of all the stuff they need, they can get along fine. :)

[ChicagoPete]

What about a kritter keeper that will be small enough to fit in the box but not so small that he can't swim around in.

[bloo97]

I don't have a critter keeper. The jar is pretty good sized, though.

[Sweeda88]

He should be fine. I doubt it will cause any problems.

[bloo97]

What about te crowd? How can I keep him from the crowd?

[Sweeda88]

Put a "Do NOT touch or tap glass. Fish is NOT for sale and is not a favor." sign . That should make it pretty clear for them to leave him alone.