Moving tank to tank-How to?

[The Grizz]

Bucket everything with you heater in it. Try not to disrupt your sand or rock. Save all your water and rinse out you sand. Put it all back together in reverse, sand, rock, livestock.

On the tank note, is it the same size or bigger then the one you have already.


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[Nano]

The tank is 5 gallons bigger give or take. Its 4 inches deeper

[Aquattro]

make 5g of new water to top off the new tank. This is as simple as tank moving gets

[Nano]

LOL K, I just wasn't sure cause I had heard that adding too much new water can start the cycle again but I guess its not a huge amount!

I'm so glad I got it all sorted out, now I have room for a scooter blenny eventually!

[lastlight]

I'd check the volume of the new tank twice before putting yourself through this

[Nano]

Originally Posted by lastlight

I'd check the volume of the new tank twice before putting yourself through this

I did
24x12x16 inside the glass so 19.94 gallons or 20 I guess

[Leah]

They want you to send the old tank back?

[Nano]

Originally Posted by Leah

They want you to send the old tank back?

yup, but thats fine, I just wanted the tank I paid for, and I got it I'm a happy camper, plus shipping is paid, so its not trouble

[Nano]

So after the move into the new tank do you think I could get away with using my 250w MH if I suspend it say 6-12 inches above the tank? it has fans but the new lid will be that plastic egg crate stuff, any concerns with that melting?

[Hiab422]

I moved a 90 gallon from the old to the new in 1 day but was lucky the new tank was going up on the wall next to the old one so it was bucket the rock catch the fish put into holding tank pump water from one tank to the next.Then moved the sand from old to new let that all settle put rock back in corals then fish no problems at all.