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Old 11-15-2007, 06:16 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Hey chap!

ON YOUR OWN RISK:

Try to keep your temperature at stable level. Put your bags with fish (fish should be in the bags of course) in the bucket with preheated water using aquaristic heater. In the mean time get the hydrometer and prepare water in your display tank! You can attempt speeding up the ammonia/nitrite/nitrate cycle using bacterial colonies that can be bought from your LFS together with special medium that stimulates bacterial growth.

COMMON SENSE SOLUTION:

I think the best solution is to give your fish to LSF for safe-keeping. I would try to arrange that! Good luck!
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