I have also tried to make several posts but I don't know if they ever worked
because I could not find them on the digest.
There was a discussion on transporting fish. I put my fish in plastic bags
then put the plastic bags in a cooler that has some water in it. This
prevents the fish from banging into something hard. I have put fish
directly into a plastic bucket before. This was a bad Idea. The fish kept
banging into the side of the bucket. They were all beat up when I got them
home.
Also, I have seen sticklebacks put into a bucket that had some bleach
residue in it. They all died. Thanks for the lesson Jay ;)
Jeff Kruse
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