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Post  protocl 2010-05-21, 22:52

Does any one know of or has used a specific plastic bag to transport fish? Im in need of a strong plastic, clear bag.
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Post  Kingstature 2010-05-21, 23:01

Ziplock 2 gallons are pretty burly i have had plecos in them for long periods of time with heat pack and they didnt spike thru bag, but no promises.. What type fish are you moving?
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Post  protocl 2010-05-21, 23:04

Kingstature wrote:Ziplock 2 gallons are pretty burly i have had plecos in them for long periods of time with heat pack and they didnt spike thru bag, but no promises.. What type fish are you moving?

my arowana.
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Post  Gosu 2010-05-21, 23:08

freezer bags for deep freezing salmon are pro and obviously come huge fish sized
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Post  protocl 2010-05-22, 02:15

all good insight. imma see about both of them.
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Post  Kingstature 2010-05-22, 03:53

igloo cooler ??? take beer out first and wash... king
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Post  CrashSmAshley 2010-05-22, 16:10

Any tubs work great too. I'm not sure how big your guy is but you can always find a plastic tub big enough for almost any fish Razz my dad would use a toybox-like tub for transporting his 2 1/2ft silver.
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Post  CrashSmAshley 2010-05-22, 16:13

Kingstature wrote:igloo cooler ??? take beer out first and wash... king
You forgot to add the last step: pass one out to everyone and have a good time!
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Post  hobbyorobsession 2010-05-27, 21:18

try doubled up garbage bags im sure you can find clear ones...i cant imagine transporting my aro , ugh, or his tank
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Post  protocl 2010-05-31, 13:29

relocating went smooth and fast. tried the ziploc 2 G bags, very strong and durable - will use again, if needed.
placed snails, gouramis and biomax stones in 1 5 G bucket, silver arowana in another 5 G. all insulated with my bath towel and hoodie.

'thank you' to everyone who gave insight and suggestions!!!
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