BelovedBirds
Crossing the Road
Only about 5 hours, but I'll have to have them packed before I get out the door and if there are delays on the road it could be up to 7 hours in totalHow long is the trip?
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Only about 5 hours, but I'll have to have them packed before I get out the door and if there are delays on the road it could be up to 7 hours in totalHow long is the trip?
I've heard of using methylene blue, I feel like I've seen some people put a little in their travel bags, and others who instead do a blue bath before releasing them into the new tank. I gather it helps to reduce the odds of ammonia and stress related issuesShubunkins along with Common, Comets, and Sarasas are indeed underrated. They look so really pretty when taken care of.
https://www.douyin.com/video/7481632461743541558
Here is a video of someone's single tail goldfish in China. (I do not know if the link works for you hopefully it does and you can see the pretty fishes)
Make sure you have Methylene Blue ready; it helps reduce stress and salt. But single tailed goldfish are hardier than ranchus; and if ranchus can make it being shipped from Thailand and China to the US; I am sure your goldies would be fine. Also, depending on where you are moving and the weather there; you should give your fishes a Potassium Permanganate bath to help get rid of parasites. The switching of seasons are the time when parasites appear.
Do you have anyone coming with you, or are you driving alonemOnly about 5 hours, but I'll have to have them packed before I get out the door and if there are delays on the road it could be up to 7 hours in total
I use methylene blue for my Thai Orandas; I use it before I put them in their new home. When I buy new fish I request the breeder to use clean water in their bag with no medicine.I've heard of using methylene blue, I feel like I've seen some people put a little in their travel bags, and others who instead do a blue bath before releasing them into the new tank. I gather it helps to reduce the odds of ammonia and stress related issues
Which method is best to use? Blue in the travel bags or just after/while they're settling in? I've not used it before admittedly so I'm still uncertain about its use
@fluffycrow Sorry I've been so AWOL from this thread, BYC in general!Special thanks to @TwoCrows for editing in that little “warning” (can’t come up with a better word right now) on the first post of this thread! The absence of “problematic” posts was really visible after that
@fluffycrow Sorry I've been so AWOL from this thread, BYC in general!
Hugs to you Fluffy,and everyone else in this thread!
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I am, just super busy.Thank you, and hugs to you too. Hope you’re doing well
Yes, I have an aroace friend as well!Asexual is also considered a "sexuality" now too. A dear friend of mine considers herself ace and said she just has zero interest in sex.
I am, just super busy.And I too hope all is well with you, flock, succulents and cacti!
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