Rabbits galore

"Ulysses" wrote in news:h2anef$pu8$ snipped-for-privacy@news.motzarella.org:

they have their own tank/reservoir.Prefilled.

either hand pump or scuba tank. 2900 PSI or more.

Precharged Pneumatic(PCP)

"Ulysses" wrote in news:h2an4q$o84$ snipped-for-privacy@news.motzarella.org:

Ah,mice could touch the fencing and not make a current path to ground;the pots are not conductive. I suspect your other connection is to the ground itself,so any animal would have to touch both ground and the fence to get a zap. if a mouse leapt onto the fencing,it would not make a complete circuit for curent to flow.

you must really like homegrown tomatoes.

There is enough voltage that, if I'm standing on damp ground and wearing vinly/rubber/whatever-they-are-made-of sneakers, I'll still get a shock if I touch the chicken wire. Yes, one side is connected to ground but I *think* I'm insulated. Maybe not. The tomato plants are well grounded even though they are in pots, as long as I water them well. But, like you said, the mice are too small to make a complete circuit if the tomato plant is still small. Now if I could just get that snake that's been hanging around to stay and eat the mice...

The things they sell at the grocery stores *look* like tomatoes but have no flavor.

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Ranked by descending hardness:

Diamond Silicon Carbide Supermarket Tomato Corundum Chrysoberyl

--Winston

LMAO

I was thinking many of them are made by Mattel or Fisher Price.

Crunch! "Thing tastes like a Mr. Potato Head."

--Winston