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What area?
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Aiiyeee, 8 hours. That's a little too dicey if you ask me.
What of renting a generator from a tool rental place?
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Blankets and 10 dollars worth of heat packs from Walmart. Tape them to the glass and completely cover your tank with blankets. A small ups or battery operated air stone or small pump for surface agitation will work for an 8 hr period
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what area??
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We are in Scenic Acres, they have signs up.
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Get a generator. They are nice to have and if you look around you can get a small one reasonably cheap . If you can't afford one go rent one seeing as you know when the power outage will be... I wouldn't take a chance with a 8 hour outage.
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