Especially when you live in a jerkwater city like I do. No fun oddballs come in. I can't even think of the last time I saw a rare puffer in stock. I travel to get a lot of my fish. Especially since there are places out in Western washington that have really good fish. Saw a 10" Jardini selling for $149.99, and the same store had a new Fx5 for $225. Man I wish I would have had some extra money.fishnthings said:
i agree but you might want to get a bigger rubbermaid they make them up to 50 gallons now i am not saying to fill it up completely but atleast 8-10" then your aro will have alittle room to stretch untill you guys can get back home its good to hear someone planning ahead for saving their fishWyldFya said:
Yep, that's what I do for moves, and it seems to work great. When I have moved fish, I have just used it to power an air pump for a sponge filter, no heater (I just try to keep the temp in my truck somewhere in the mid 70's and the fish seem to do fine. For a longer trip a heater would be good though. I have used a 10 gallon tanks or 5 gal buckets in the past too, but have never had to transfer any really large fish. rottbo's rubbermaid idea would be the way to go for big fish.WyldFya said:
