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looking for a LFS that has fish bags

Digital

Digital

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I'm moving to Greensboro and have decided, at the last minute, to bag my fish for the drive instead of trying to have several large bins filled with qater I don't believe petco/petsmart carry large fish bags and I dont have time to place an order online. ya'll know of any store that carries them?

Somewhere reasonably close to Columbia, MD is my starting point. ty

Marlin
 
MontelBoom

MontelBoom

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How big are the fish you're trying to move? Nonscented, untreated regular black trash bags that are double or triple bagged could work for the larger things.
 
Leffler817

Leffler817

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You could try House of Tropicals in Glen Burnie. If you don't find anything local, Amazon has them. If you're a Prime member you can have the bags by Wednesday.
 
Digital

Digital

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Leffler817 said:
You could try House of Tropicals in Glen Burnie. If you don't find anything local, Amazon has them. If you're a Prime member you can have the bags by Wednesday.
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Ya I'll call HOT in the AM. i forgot about them. if that is a bust maybe an overnight order with Amazon will do.
 
M

mab

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I have:

8"x22" 2 mil - 25 for $10
12"x22' 2 mil - 25 for $13.50

Restazonia is located in Reston, VA.

Can't make the next CCA meeting as I'm in Florida to speak at the Tampa Bay Aquarium Society.
 
dogofwar

dogofwar

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Probably not but couldn't hurt. Fish are routinely shipped for multiples of that without pumps.

Make sure you fast the wish (especially big ones) for a few days prior to moving them. A piece or two of polyfilter per container is also a big help.

Digital said:
I have a 6 hour drive in front of me after I bag or bin them. Is an air pump needed if I bin them?
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