Moving house with fish?

[xrtg]

xrtg - 3 of my fish I really need to keep, because I've recently got back into fishkeeping, and they are fish I've wanted since I was a kid. My albino channa and my wolf. They are both juveniles - and in this country they were not easy to find, I had to drive for miles to get them. I've also put a lot of effort into pumping them up and making them healthy. And the jardini I'm picking up on saturday. I've always wanted an aro and this is a nice one.

congrats on gettting the fish you want. all the best for the shift.

 

[BGG]

BGG - that sounds hardcore, well done

Haha, thanks, it was NUTS, LOL.

 

[aroman]

better ask help from lfs to pack

 

[Taz2478]

good info, Im helping a friend move some things to Atlanta and was going to check out some lfs while there since stores here dont have much.

will def put this to use if I find something I like.

 

[Lspooky4]

When we moved a 210 across town we asked the LFS for some coolers for our gar and bichirs. My aunt tells me stories though of moving with her fish and they would take the air at the gas stations and arieate the water that way. Stressful for the fish I'm sure, but they all made it from Colorado to Minnesota in the back of a convertible with the top down.

 

[guppy]

AAAAGH! gas station air often contain oil contaminants. Battery operated pumps are cheap.

 

[rumblesushi]

I just bought 2 battery air pumps and I have a couple of mature sponge filters too. I just need a few poly boxes.