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November 9th 05, 12:24 AM
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Transporting fish
Carol-Ann wrote: "Justice" wrote in message news  S6cf.190913$ir4.56226@edtnps90...Hi all, I have a qustion of how should I transport fish here in middle canada durring the winter. I do not have a car so I rely on crapy public transportation. I am interested in getting some zebra loaches from my LFS but am worried about them getting to cold in transport. This store dose double bag the fish so there is some insolation, is it enough for say 20 min outside at -10c? ==================== Hold them UNDER your coat while in transit. That's what I did before I was old enough to have a car. It worked well in the winter. -- Straight of the TV series Surface what a liar. 
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