🧳Travel and safety for your fish

Vet visits, holidays, moving house: sooner or later your fish will travel. The right carrier, proper car restraint, journey prep: our guides cover the gear and habits that turn a trip into a non-event.

The key point : Moving an aquarium takes planning: transport bags, keeping filter bacteria warm and wet, and a methodical restart.

Our dedicated guides

• Fish nets and handling: the stress-free method

  Choosing the right aquarium net and handling fish without stress: size, soft mesh, the two-net technique and alternatives to netting.

• Heater or filter failure: the emergency kit that saves the aquarium

  Aquarium heater or filter failure: the right moves hour by hour and the 50-80 € emergency kit that prevents a wipe-out (battery air pump, thermometer).

• Aquarium and children: safety, rules and good habits at home

  An aquarium with children at home: a stable cabinet, a closed hood, secured sockets and clear rules. The complete safety guide, age by age.

• Extended power cut: how to save your aquarium?

  Power cut and aquarium: fish hold out 2 to 6 hours without risk, then you must oxygenate and insulate. The life-saving steps, hour by hour.

• Bringing your fish home from the pet store: transport and acclimatisation done right

  Bringing fish home from the pet store properly: a short, warm journey, the bag kept dark, then 30 to 45 minutes of drip acclimatisation. The complete method.

• Transporting Your Fish and Moving an Aquarium Without Breakage or Stress

  Bags, cool box, food-grade containers, order of operations: the complete method for transporting your fish and moving an aquarium safely, step by step.

Travel & safety by breed or species

• Goldfish
• Betta
• Guppy
• Neon tetra
• Platy
• Molly
• Swordtail
• Corydoras
• Angelfish
• Discus
• Danio
• Gourami
• Bristlenose pleco
• Killifish
• Cherry shrimp
• Axolotl