Can You Keep Fish In A Bathtub at Donna Groves blog

Can You Keep Fish In A Bathtub. If you have just filled the tub with pond water, there is no need to float the bag to acclimatize the fish, just gently release them. Plastic #5 is food safe/aquarium safe, if you look at the markings on the bottom of the tub. There are other aquarium safe plastics. Yes, you can keep goldfish in a plastic tub as a temporary or temporary home. However, if the tub has been set up and running for a few days, float the bags in the tubs or tank to let the temperatures equilibrate. Yes, soaps are pretty bad for fish and tubs are probably in fact one of the harder places to clean up and remove all traces of. However, it is important to note that a plastic tub may not provide the optimal conditions for long. I have a bathtub test plug to make sure none of the water drains out but i'm more worried about the fish being exposed to residual. With a bath tub, you would have problem keeping comets (50 gal is small in gold fish terms), but you can keep hardy fantails. So, could you keep fish in a big plastic tub? I, as usual, am scheming to get more fishies ;d ;d so anyway, i was thinking like a.

Yes, soaps are pretty bad for fish and tubs are probably in fact one of the harder places to clean up and remove all traces of. So, could you keep fish in a big plastic tub? Yes, you can keep goldfish in a plastic tub as a temporary or temporary home. However, it is important to note that a plastic tub may not provide the optimal conditions for long. I have a bathtub test plug to make sure none of the water drains out but i'm more worried about the fish being exposed to residual. There are other aquarium safe plastics. However, if the tub has been set up and running for a few days, float the bags in the tubs or tank to let the temperatures equilibrate. If you have just filled the tub with pond water, there is no need to float the bag to acclimatize the fish, just gently release them. With a bath tub, you would have problem keeping comets (50 gal is small in gold fish terms), but you can keep hardy fantails. Plastic #5 is food safe/aquarium safe, if you look at the markings on the bottom of the tub.

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Can You Keep Fish In A Bathtub I, as usual, am scheming to get more fishies ;d ;d so anyway, i was thinking like a. I, as usual, am scheming to get more fishies ;d ;d so anyway, i was thinking like a. So, could you keep fish in a big plastic tub? If you have just filled the tub with pond water, there is no need to float the bag to acclimatize the fish, just gently release them. Yes, you can keep goldfish in a plastic tub as a temporary or temporary home. There are other aquarium safe plastics. Yes, soaps are pretty bad for fish and tubs are probably in fact one of the harder places to clean up and remove all traces of. However, if the tub has been set up and running for a few days, float the bags in the tubs or tank to let the temperatures equilibrate. With a bath tub, you would have problem keeping comets (50 gal is small in gold fish terms), but you can keep hardy fantails. Plastic #5 is food safe/aquarium safe, if you look at the markings on the bottom of the tub. I have a bathtub test plug to make sure none of the water drains out but i'm more worried about the fish being exposed to residual. However, it is important to note that a plastic tub may not provide the optimal conditions for long.