John writes: > The ones I use are a 1.5 mil sometimes 2.0 mil bag. Depends on size. > My 4x14, 6x16 are 1.5 mil, my 8x20 or 10x20 bags are 2.0mil. My really > large bags 16x36 are a 2.5 mil. I also use a really nice size bag to > ship my apistos in. I get the 5x20 bags through the NAFBG. These are a > 2.0 mil bag and 2 bags fit nicely into a 8x20. Enough water and lots > of air for shipping or going to auctions with. I really like these > bags. Cost me $5 per 100. At http://www.bagsonthenet.com you can get 5x20x2.0 mil for $26.90 per thousand. Thats a little better than a 40% savings before shipping costs. I suspect that 2.0 mil bags don't breath as well as 1.5 mil. Is there a reason for going all the way to 2.5 mils? Do the fish survive as long in these heavier bags? Doesn't it increase shipping costs? Has anyone tried 1.0 mil? Bob ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the apistogramma mailing list, apisto@listbox.com. For instructions on how to subscribe or unsubscribe or get help, email apisto-request@listbox.com. Search http://altavista.digital.com for "Apistogramma Mailing List Archives"!