Gary W Bagnall

age ~66

from San Luis Obispo, CA

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Phone and address:: 3100 Mcmillan Ave, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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Floating Rail-Guided Aquarium Dock
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US Patent:

7086349, Aug 8, 2006
Filed:

Jan 6, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/752641
Inventors:

Gary Wayne Bagnall - Arroyo Grande CA, US
Assignee:

Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. - San Luis Obispo CA
International Classification:

A01K 63/00
US Classification:

119253, 119246
Abstract:

Provided is a floating dock for use in an aquarium. In one particular configuration, the dock rides along one or more rails that extend into the aquarium, thereby confining the movement of the dock within the aquarium. Such a dock may be used by aquatic life in the aquarium, e. g. , for basking and/or for resting.

Floating Aquatic Structure
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US Patent:

7918187, Apr 5, 2011
Filed:

Jan 15, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/656081
Inventors:

Gary Wayne Bagnall - Arroyo Grande CA, US
Assignee:

Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. - San Luis Obispo CA
International Classification:

A01K 63/00
US Classification:

119253
Abstract:

Provided is a floating structure for use in an aquarium or other aquatic setting, having a manufactured hollow body with a top side, a bottom side and sidewalls extending between the top side and the bottom side. The hollow body is weighted so as to have a stable floating position in water such that the hollow elongated body predominantly remains submerged beneath the water's surface, but an outer surface of the top side consistently remains above the surface of the water.

Live Insect Trap
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US Patent:

8028467, Oct 4, 2011
Filed:

Jan 15, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/759585
Inventors:

Gary Wayne Bagnall - Arroyo Grande CA, US
Mark H. Rose - Newhall CA, US
Assignee:

Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. - San Luis Obispo CA
International Classification:

A01M 1/04
A01M 1/10
US Classification:

43113, 43107, 43122
Abstract:

Provided is an apparatus for capturing live insects that includes an upper section having side walls, a top cover, and plural openings in the side walls that are large enough to permit insects to enter. This upper portion houses a light source and is well-suited to attracting and trapping insects in the first instance. An enclosed lower section is well-suited to trapping the insects on a more permanent basis. Between the upper section and the enclosed lower section is a funnel, having a wide opening adjacent to the upper section and tapering to a narrow opening within the lower section.

Aquatic Apparatus With Mirror
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US Patent:

8033251, Oct 11, 2011
Filed:

Dec 8, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/330356
Inventors:

Gary Wayne Bagnall - Arroyo Grande CA, US
Stephen H. Dalrymple - Arroyo Grande CA, US
Assignee:

Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. - San Luis Obispo CA
International Classification:

A01K 63/00
US Classification:

119258
Abstract:

Provided are, among other things, aquatic apparatuses. In one, an aquarium is at least partially filled with water, and a mirror is disposed within the water, the mirror having a reflective surface area that is between 1-40 square inches. In another, an aquarium is at least partially filled with water, and a mirror is attached to, and thereby suspended beneath, a buoyant object in the water. In yet another, a mirror is attached a buoyant object, the mirror having a reflective surface area that is between 1-40 square inches.

Spraying/Misting For Plants And Animals
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US Patent:

20050145712, Jul 7, 2005
Filed:

Jan 6, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/752646
Inventors:

Gary Bagnall - Arroyo Grande CA, US
International Classification:

G05D015/00
US Classification:

239067000
Abstract:

A method of periodically spraying live plants and/or animals, using a portable electric sprayer, is described and claimed. In the preferred embodiments, the portable electric sprayer includes: (i) a fluid reservoir; (ii) a nozzle for producing a spray of fluid; (iii) a conduit between the fluid reservoir and the nozzle; (iv) an electric pump coupled so as to pump fluid from the reservoir, through the conduit and out of nozzle; and (v) a control panel. In addition, a control circuit in the portable electric sprayer accepts the user settings from the control panel, and activates and deactivates the electric pump when indicated by the user settings. The nozzle is directed so as to provide the sprays toward at least one of: a terrarium, a bird cage, an aviary, a garden or a potted plant, and the portable electric sprayer is allowed to cycle through a plurality of the sprays while unattended.