platytetrafan AC Members Jan 20, 2007 1,563 5 38 NY Feb 21, 2009 #31 I just float the bag for a good 20-30 mins and then gently net the fish into the tank it has worked for me without a problem.
I just float the bag for a good 20-30 mins and then gently net the fish into the tank it has worked for me without a problem.
tjroihenu AC Members Jan 31, 2009 194 0 0 Toronto Feb 21, 2009 #32 I float the bag and just use one of those large slushy straws, Haha.. Fish are not going to notice or die because you were one drip off or something.
I float the bag and just use one of those large slushy straws, Haha.. Fish are not going to notice or die because you were one drip off or something.
bitbot AC Members Nov 10, 2008 613 0 0 Sydney, Australia Feb 22, 2009 #33 petluvr said: From my understanding drip can be detrimental to fish that have been shipped. Click to expand... Why would that be, I wonder?
petluvr said: From my understanding drip can be detrimental to fish that have been shipped. Click to expand... Why would that be, I wonder?
bitbot AC Members Nov 10, 2008 613 0 0 Sydney, Australia Feb 22, 2009 #34 irishspy said: So, what other vessels do you use to hold specimens during drip acclimation? Mixing bowls? Click to expand... Plastic food storage containers
irishspy said: So, what other vessels do you use to hold specimens during drip acclimation? Mixing bowls? Click to expand... Plastic food storage containers
R Reddog80p Permanently Dechlor'd Nov 18, 2006 1,932 0 36 Feb 22, 2009 #35 I drip acclimate all my fish (knot method)except my pond fish.
Anoop den stor. Jan 29, 2009 103 1 0 NY Feb 22, 2009 #36 For more sensitive fish, I resort the drip line acclimation but for other fish, they all do fine for just floating the bag (opened) for around 2 hours.
For more sensitive fish, I resort the drip line acclimation but for other fish, they all do fine for just floating the bag (opened) for around 2 hours.