Hi! I have bought some new fish to put in my tank this morning.
I am aclimating them to the temperature and doing the drip method and left home for 15 minutes (Was supposed to be 15)..
Returning from the car ride, I realized it was already late and should head for work.
I told my girlfriend which was in the car with me that she should put the fish in the tank as soon as possible as they wouldn't have enough oxygen to survive for a long time.
It's been 2 hours and a half that they are there and my gf still haven't told me if she returned home. And I know her well and should have known better, she doesn't answer the phone at home. I'm sure she is presently shopping at random places.
Now I'm really concerned about my fish still being in there clamped on the side of the tank.
There is about 10% air in the bag as they are now just clamped and were filled almost to the brim while doing the drip method.
I'm wondering if they'd be ok?
(Rummy nose tetras, Celestial pearl danios and pygmy corydoras.)
Thanks!
I am aclimating them to the temperature and doing the drip method and left home for 15 minutes (Was supposed to be 15)..
Returning from the car ride, I realized it was already late and should head for work.
I told my girlfriend which was in the car with me that she should put the fish in the tank as soon as possible as they wouldn't have enough oxygen to survive for a long time.
It's been 2 hours and a half that they are there and my gf still haven't told me if she returned home. And I know her well and should have known better, she doesn't answer the phone at home. I'm sure she is presently shopping at random places.
Now I'm really concerned about my fish still being in there clamped on the side of the tank.
There is about 10% air in the bag as they are now just clamped and were filled almost to the brim while doing the drip method.
I'm wondering if they'd be ok?
(Rummy nose tetras, Celestial pearl danios and pygmy corydoras.)
Thanks!
