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trip · 11-24-2008, 09:47 AM

if your house is fenced, coyotes cant get in and if they are as large as you say they are.. racoons wont be able to eat em. plus you'll need a pond that is deep enough where they cannot be fished out.

just drain half the tank water and throw that into the new tank and follow what eatman +guy above him said

if you dont do the above, you can risk PH shock but for older/larger fish who arnt sick/weak are usually ok but theres always the chance. otherwise you'll have to accimilate each fish slowly.

ie. small fish u buy from a store come in a bag, you float bag in new tank to match temp then every 10 mins you add in a bit of the water from tank into bag. then after a few times you put him in new tank.

11-24-2008, 09:47 AM	#7
trip OMGWTFBBQ is a common word I say everyday Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Vancouver Posts: 5,469 Thanked 845 Times in 245 Posts Failed 103 Times in 39 Posts	if your house is fenced, coyotes cant get in and if they are as large as you say they are.. racoons wont be able to eat em. plus you'll need a pond that is deep enough where they cannot be fished out. just drain half the tank water and throw that into the new tank and follow what eatman +guy above him said if you dont do the above, you can risk PH shock but for older/larger fish who arnt sick/weak are usually ok but theres always the chance. otherwise you'll have to accimilate each fish slowly. ie. small fish u buy from a store come in a bag, you float bag in new tank to match temp then every 10 mins you add in a bit of the water from tank into bag. then after a few times you put him in new tank. Last edited by trip; 11-24-2008 at 09:51 AM.