I may be wrong but I think 10 inch trout are about a pound or less so you are dealing with about 50 lbs of trout. That means about 1/2 pound per gallon at 100 gallons which would be O.K. for hauling as long as you have sufficient oxygen.
I would use both oxygen and an aerator pump. You should have a regulator and a flow meter but you can probably get away without a flow meter.
I would add about 0.67 oz. of non-iodized salt (available at the grocery store) per gallon of water, which comes out to about 4 lbs. of salt to 100 gallons of water.
Salt reduces osmotic stress, which can make the difference between all the fish alive and healthy and a stressed fish and a few dead ones. It really makes a difference.
You could reduce their consumption of oxygen by adding ice and thereby reducing the water temperature.
Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 10/08/13 07:07 AM.
