Just a few fish and soft coral nothing crazy.
I guess my biggest concern is can I transfer my water and have my tank at least a little cycled? Or will I have to start all over. I can get a couple big coolers and put the water in there, and if I have to I can trade my fish in at a LFS and send my corals to my uncle. But I’m just afraid I’m gonna have to cycle my system all over and it’s gonna take forever to get my corals back.
Yes you can transfer your water it will be fine, how big is the tank? And what fish do you have? Also you don’t need to have a cycled tank for coral, you can put them back in the tank, once you have it all filled up, especially soft corals, they are super hardy. Now if ur driving u can bring your fish along, just have to have a heat source, and an airstone Running. But really depends on the Fish, and the tank size. with a small nano under 40 gallons it’s do able. Now if you have a big tank. It’s gonna be a lot tougher but can still be done. Hope this helps
We will have to stop for the night once, because we have a newborn and I don’t think we’ll be able to drive 26 hours straight. But the only thing about the inverter is we’ll be using a moving truck, and the space is already cramped in the cab of those trucks.
It’s a 75 gallon and I have 6 blue chromis, 2 clowns, a small yellow tang, and a blenny. I figure I can get 4 5 gallon buckets for each of the fish types, and get 2 coolers for the rock and fill them up with as much water as possible and leave the coral on the rock and just fill the rest of the water up in 5 gallon buckets. But I’m also planning on getting 2 30 gallon drums for water changes and clean water this weekend so I could always fill those up with water. But I don’t think I’ll have a way to get a heater or bubbler to any of the buckets or coolers, because it will be in a moving truck. But it’ll be around May-June when I move so I’m sure the truck will be warm enough, I just hope it don’t get too hot and overheat the fish.
