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New to Saltwater (but not to tanks). Came here to ask this…

Any help would be appreciate: (asked in the FB group too, but been awaiting approval for over a day).

#h#helpmeGood morning - A bit of a “help me post” so that I can be as righteous as possible.

A lady near me is selling her saltwater tank SUPER-CHEAP bc she’s moving really soon.

It’s a 75g saltwater tank with live rocks, urchin, a starfish and a few fish. She’s using a basic hang on the back filter.

What’s the best way to TRANSPORT the tank 1.5 hours away? Is it even possible?

Can I convert to a sump?

(I have two freshwater tanks already that are thriving/ second pic).
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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welcome aboard the r2r board. hello from PA!

you'll need lots of buckets or those storage bins/containers to store your water, rock, corals, and fish. you'll also need to make sure the water remains at a good temperature (75-78F). the drive must avoid bumps or sharp turns as to avoid the rocks and corals do not tumble over each other.
 
New to Saltwater (but not to tanks). Came here to ask this…

Any help would be appreciate: (asked in the FB group too, but been awaiting approval for over a day).

#h#helpmeGood morning - A bit of a “help me post” so that I can be as righteous as possible.

A lady near me is selling her saltwater tank SUPER-CHEAP bc she’s moving really soon.

It’s a 75g saltwater tank with live rocks, urchin, a starfish and a few fish. She’s using a basic hang on the back filter.

What’s the best way to TRANSPORT the tank 1.5 hours away? Is it even possible?

Can I convert to a sump?

(I have two freshwater tanks already that are thriving/ second pic).
Welcome!!
 
welcome! i moved my tank from an hour away. yes, its possible. i used lots of buckets and a couple brute cans with lids. put fish in one and crals kinda spread out in the different buckets, cans. i live in a moderate climate so didnt have to worry about temp. just took it easy driving and no loses! just have a batch of saltwater mixed up and ready for when you get it home. we saved some of the water in my move but not all. i would think you could convert to a sump if thats what you want. good luck!
 

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