gsiegel
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So I've been researching this since yesterday, when it was brought up. Here's what I've found. the drip acclimation is most important for more fragile fish/inverts. As far as the HTs are concerned, the Australians are allegedly the more durable of all the HTs.
So here's my questions. Once the bag is opened, the ammonia rises, correct? What if I don't open the bag, and instead, just punch a hole in for the airline/drip? Would doing a bit of a drip be better than none at all?
Man, you can't blame me for being at least slightly hesitant to float the bag and then just put him in.
And you read many different thoughts on drip acclimation. What I find odd is that so many in this great forum are adamantly against drip acclimating a mail order fish, BUT the experts at LA/DD strongly suggest the drip acclimation despite the obvious ammonia spike. :headwallblue: