Tomini in a bucket overnight?

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Caught the tomini out of the tank due to aggression issues and it going to outgrow the tank eventually intime, its in a bucket right now with a running powerhead. Would that be enough until about 8am when I can bring him into a store near me?
 
Make sure the powerhead is pointed to actively break the surface of the water. That, and possibly a heater (depending on your locale), and you should be golden. ;)
 
As long as the temperature isn't an issue
 
Make sure the powerhead is pointed to actively break the surface of the water. That, and possibly a heater (depending on your locale), and you should be golden. ;)
yeah has plenty of surface tension and the temp gets only to about 70 in my room and the powerhead should in theory give some heat off hopefully, but could definetly be wrong about that
 
yeah has plenty of surface tension and the temp gets only to about 70 in my room and the powerhead should in theory give some heat off hopefully, but could definetly be wrong about that
70? Invite me over when you make sashimi tomorrow morning.
 
70? Invite me over when you make sashimi tomorrow morning.
my room is in the middle of the room so the outside temp doesnt really get to my room and 70 sgould be fine, and just think of what fish are shipped in
 
70? Invite me over when you make sashimi tomorrow morning.

lol what do you think happens in shipping? It will be fine at 70. Ideal? No. But it should survive if healthy
 

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