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Troutman
PostPosted: Jun 4th, '09, 10:09 
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Gee Rup you got all the gear there.
I deliver mine in an IBC with 12 volt aerators, much cheaper than using oxygen.
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troutman , you miss understand the use for the equipment.
Oxygen bottle for clouting the VERY late supplier ....., box for evidence disposal:)
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Nice esky. :shock:

Like the o2 bottle. Wonder how one of those would go as an emergency o2 injector for a ft. Fine diffuser at depth etc.
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PostPosted: Jun 4th, '09, 10:42 
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Gee Rup you got all the gear there.
I deliver mine in an IBC with 12 volt aerators, much cheaper than using oxygen.


About 600 of them @ 100mm+... 4-6 hours drive by the time I get around everyone... :wink:

And moving Silver Perch around in boxs during summer gets a bit dicey...

Needed the oxy bottle to bag fish anyway... and it's only $56... for pure medical grade O2...
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About 600 of them @ 100mm+... 4-6 hours drive by the time I get around everyone...


You would be surprised how many you can move with just aeration.
On a usual delivery run I have 700 odd fish in just 300L of water in the IBC with 1 (very big) airstone.
Sometimes the last fish are getting dropped off almost 10 hours after I left home. I have delivered over 5000 fish this year with only the loss of 1 fish!!
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PostPosted: Jun 4th, '09, 13:37 
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Just how big is that airstone?(L/m)
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PostPosted: Jun 4th, '09, 15:32 
True... but like I said... I'm going to have to bag some of them...

And will be bagging Silvers in spring.... so the oxy bottle was needed...

And the tank was bought earlier... with the view to the future of possibly doing live fish into the Sydney Asian restaurants... in which case I need to have a licensed "container" and a licenced & inspected vehicle... :wink:

The bin is widely used and acceptable to food authorities... and can always be doubled up to move iced fish products... :wink:
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Airpump puts out 100L minute.
Rup, how many litres is that insulated tank??And whats one worth?
One problem with the IBC's is that they do heat up in the sun and I have experienced 5C water temp rises in just 2 hours on a warmish day.
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PostPosted: Jun 4th, '09, 19:15 
1000L Gav.... insulated...

The Nylex ones sell from about $2100-$2500..... and are pretty smick...

These ones are made by a Canadian company... "Exactic".... primarily for fishing trawlers, co-ops etc.... and aren't quite as "neat & tidy" as the Nylex.... but retail at around $1200... :wink:
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PostPosted: Jun 5th, '09, 15:06 
They're here....

1000+ trout arrived and settled in... sorry the apprentice cameraperson was a bit slack...
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nice looking cod :wink:
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PostPosted: Jun 5th, '09, 16:13 
That's not a Cod Stu... it's actually a Northern Silver Perch... you guys down there just have a mutant variety.... :lol:

P.S... my tank cleared with the recent rains... and the Silvers are looking pretty good...

Tank still 17-18 overnight, 19-21 through the day.... Silvers still feeding well.... :wink:

Water in the trout tank was a bit warmer than I would have liked.... about 16.5.... they came out of 10 degrees.... hope they don't get too confused...
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think i might get a thermometer as well to log my temperatures and see what the water is, I know its cold as my arms turned purple today when adjusting the pump, just waiting for them there things with scales now, trout do have scales dont they lol

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PostPosted: Jun 5th, '09, 20:12 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Hey Bree, see if you can find some gauntlett rubber gloves, they are the really long ones...
Near to your armpits :wink:
Keep the water out and all is... not frozen :lol:


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