Fishsitter (1 Viewer)

[g3x5]

I might be getting rid of my tank pretty soon, cause i wanna upgrade to a bigger one. i will probably sell off mostly everything and start off fresh, but i wanna keep 3-4 of my fishes. 2 tangs and 2 angels. is there anybody in the NW or nearby that could babysit these fishes for a few weeks, if i do decide to sell off everything? ofcourse i would pay you for this.


Gerson

 

[g3x5]

anybody :?

 

[pernelf]

Best bet would probably be buy a large rubbermaid container and put them in there. They are cheap and you still get to see your fish

 

[SeanB]

Man that didn't take long. You got the upgrade bug quick.

 

[g3x5]

yea, im kinda of a very competitive person. my uncle just upgraded his 55 to a 105. and he's been talking mess.. lol and i guess i'll be buying a big rubbermaid container.

 

[pernelf]

the rubbermaid will be good to just have around long run anyway, fish quarantine, live rock curing, mixing saltwater, etc

 

[Guest]

I can probably watch your tangs in my FOWLR, but I am not sure if the angels will be happy in there too since there isn't much to pick at on my rocks. Of course if they are on prepared food and small enough, I could more than likely watch them.

 

[g3x5]

Thanks Kim, but i think ima go with the container idea, my angels do eat prepared, thats all they eat.

 

[Guest]

Okie dokie...let me know if you change your mind.

 

[Guest]

ditto Kim's offer. I can watch them for you if you wanted. They would have their own tank.

 

[g3x5]

Is there anybody on the NW or within a few miles of jersey village that can babysit my two tangs for atleast 2 weeks? its a yellow and blue hippo tang they are less than 3" long. Please!! they are totaly stressed out in the tub i dont want them to die

If someone is kind enough, could you please give me a call at 713 301 8589

 

[Guest]

I just left you a voicemail. You may not be interested, but hey, it's probably better than the tub.

We've got a 14 gallon bookshelf tank (36" long) that's been cycled and is ready for livestock and we could keep your tangs for a while if you needed. Right now it's only residents are some hermit crabs, snails, and a tiny itty bitty (less than an inch) lobster. They'd have the whole thing to themselves.

 

[Guest]

I know I live down south, but they have plenty of swimming room in my 72-gallon.

 

[tedu]

I can house them in my 110 but afraid of identity confusion with the existing hippo(s).