Any anti-sloshing ideas for transporting fish via car?
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Well it's not just Prime, many water conditioners can also do this.
duanes
posted some more info on the science behind this.
duanes
posted some more info on the science behind this.
Years ago we'd transport between dams in 5gal buckets on the back fo a quad... wet work.
The guys started putting a handful of leafy tree branches in and voila, the water stopped popping the lids to soak us.
Give it a go?
I need to do a COVID downsizing move from office to home this month; only 20minutes, but mostly on a not-so-great country road. I've got the original styrofoam boxes the fish came in with their tight lids, but no appropriate bags to go inside - I will be adding leafy branches.
The guys started putting a handful of leafy tree branches in and voila, the water stopped popping the lids to soak us.
Give it a go?
I need to do a COVID downsizing move from office to home this month; only 20minutes, but mostly on a not-so-great country road. I've got the original styrofoam boxes the fish came in with their tight lids, but no appropriate bags to go inside - I will be adding leafy branches.
wow I’ve never heard this!! Do you think the fish hitting the branches would injure it? Also, does it matter what tree/plant in terms of possible toxicity? That makes sense though because they would sort of act like baffles. Thank you!
I expect so, particualrly with bigger fish - Soft green branches & no sharp ends, maybe. Or wound-up air or syphon tube?
Yes, some plants/branches would be chemically active and to be avoided.
Yes, some plants/branches would be chemically active and to be avoided.
Hmmm I’ll do some research I guess ... I’ve heard of egg cartons also... do you think that would work?
