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The tupperware is an excellent idea.
Get as much water from the old tank to the new one, to help cycle it right away too. "LoaderLady" wrote in message ... I moved my fish by putting them in a tupperware-type container with water from their tank, and then added water from the other tank a bit at a time to set the temp and it worked. I have tried using sandwich bags, too. Use Ziploc, though since cheaper brands don't do the trick. As for temp, I don't use heaters. My house is fairly warm as it is and the tanks stay around 74/5 degrees anyways. I just got some Angel's however, so I'll probably have to dig the heaters out now. LOL. Hope this helps. Tammy |
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