Its always a good idea to float your fish before adding them to a tank. It lets them come to the same temperature as the tank. Less chance of shock.
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Sometimes its just easier to float them all at once...tank and all.:bandana:
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Its always a good idea to float your fish before adding them to a tank. It lets them come to the same temperature as the tank. Less chance of shock.
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Sometimes its just easier to float them all at once...tank and all.:bandana:
Is that a tank within a tank Al?
Tankception, I love it.
Are you getting tanked Al?
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Originally Posted by Second Hand Pat
Less damage and stress.. just float and dump them in. :) .
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Originally Posted by Charlyc11
Well it is Friday :)
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Originally Posted by AquaticNerd
Gotta make room... black and gold rams go to 55g ...dutch blue rams go to 10 gal.
funny stuff Al :D
Thought some might get a laugh out of it.
It sure beats trying to net and move them all though.:) just float and dump the whole tank.
Genius :D
Being practical here guessing that is a 10 gallon tank which full weighs about 80 plus pounds so guessing you emptied the tank some prior to lifting it into the larger tank? Sorry, engineer in me is strong :)
Pat
nah...80 pounds is nuthin for me. :) however its not good for the tank to be moved with alot of water in it..so I drain it about 3/4....then slowly add water from the bigger tank to it until equalized. Sounds more complicated than it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Second Hand Pat
Al, I did this once too!! Smaller tank but it worked well!
Barb