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Transporting Fish in Bag

heelllooo

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Hello,

This week I'm gonna have to transport about 50 juvenile Apisto Borelli for about 2h to some LFS. They size around 3cm.

I was planning on using 5L plastic bag, with 5 fishs per bag, 1/3 water 2/3 air and I have no way of pumping pure oxygen into the bags.

Do you think it's a good plan ? Any precaution I should take ?

Sorry if I didn't post in the good topic.
 

MacZ

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To get a certain pressure in the bag, grab it quickly in the upper third and hold it tight. It should be plump. Twist it close, rubber it, done.
 

anewbie

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If you live in usa you can get a 5 gallon pail for a few dollars; the white ones from home depot are 'food safe'; that should be plenty of water for the trip.
 

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