Moving.

[jorahx]

So when you guys move. How do you break down the tank. Transport. And set back up with having no casualties.


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[D-Nak]

It depends on how far the move is, and how quickly you need to move. For example, if you're able to set up a temporary tank at the new location ahead of time, the move could go a lot smoother.

If you can provide more details, I'm sure we can help you figure out a good plan.

 

[fordthomas11]

So when you guys move. How do you break down the tank. Transport. And set back up with having no casualties.


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Make sure you save all your water

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[jorahx]

I am in the process of buying a house about 1 hour away from my current apartment. It's a 20gallon tank with 3 fish one anemone and coral.

Just don't want to lose the coral or bacteria or anything important to the survival of all the living creatures.

I'll look into getting a second tank that idea sounded good!


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[Kremis]

If it was me I think I would remove all fish coral etc from the tank and put them into bags / cooler, then move everything to the new place. set up tank and use the same water from before, add everything back in. what corals / fish specifically?

 

[Kremis]

just looked at your build thread on bar... I personally would do what I said above being that the tank is only 20 gallons with not a lot of stuff