phillygeeks
Active Member
Later this summer I will be moving 2000 miles and am looking for opinions on moving my 57g DT. The tank is a mixed reef with a foxface, melanarus wrasse, 3 ocellaris clowns, bangaii cardinal and springeri damsel.
I will be converting the tank to a qt and starting a new tank in the new place. However, that will take a little time.
I have a jeep with an AC/DC converter so I can plug in a few air pumps easily and probably a small heater.
My thoughts are to place 2 marine pure blocks into my sump now to establish and to place the corals I want to save onto frag plugs. I will eventually place some things for sale/trade.
The plan is to split the fish into 2 containers and keep the corals on a frag rack that I will somehow secure. I will tack a marinepure block with super glue in each container so it doesn't move. In a third container I will keep a little of my live rock with just an air stone. I am eventually replacing all the live rock so I just want to keep enough to keep this tank going until the new one is up.
The driving part of the move will probably take about 48 hours
I will be converting the tank to a qt and starting a new tank in the new place. However, that will take a little time.
I have a jeep with an AC/DC converter so I can plug in a few air pumps easily and probably a small heater.
My thoughts are to place 2 marine pure blocks into my sump now to establish and to place the corals I want to save onto frag plugs. I will eventually place some things for sale/trade.
The plan is to split the fish into 2 containers and keep the corals on a frag rack that I will somehow secure. I will tack a marinepure block with super glue in each container so it doesn't move. In a third container I will keep a little of my live rock with just an air stone. I am eventually replacing all the live rock so I just want to keep enough to keep this tank going until the new one is up.
The driving part of the move will probably take about 48 hours
