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Old 11-16-2012, 05:42 PM
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double bag your fish next time!!! or use salt buckets with lids that seal. I've never heard of people actually using a tank to transport fish in a truck... that just spells disaster. sorry for your loss.
We had four salt buckets filled with live rock, one with live sand, and water all dispersed at the bottom of our childrens' feet. We literally had no more room for another salt bucket or anything anywhere in the truck (a quad cab).

I've transported many a fish in many a tank in exactly the same manner, albeit not with the weight of live sand or any substrate, as we live 8 hours northwest of Edmonton and there are no specialty aquatics anywhere near us.

Unfortuately, I've learned the hard way and little critters paid the price, a lesson that is not lost on me.
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Old 11-16-2012, 05:45 PM
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always hard to lose a fish, let alone many. again sorry for your loss! but you can always bag them and put them in the tank next time! I've done many moves myself so I know how packed a quad cab can get with fish things and people! lol
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