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06-28-2010, 10:30 PM
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Thanks for the good ideas everyone. So what's everyone in fhe Calgary area doing Wednesday night?
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90 gal, 30 gal sump, T5 lights Just getting into simple corals. My wife already hates my new hobby! 
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06-28-2010, 10:45 PM
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Make it sellers expense lol I always go for that tell him you'll give him/her 30 buck tell em it's easy money and it's just around the corner won't take more than a half hour of his time
 are you moving one individual tank to a new location or moving the contents of a tank into a new one???
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06-28-2010, 10:53 PM
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A few large rubbermaid tubs and lots and lots of towels. Buy some extra heaters and powerheads.
Try to minimize the amount of time that the live rock is out of water. Transport them in water if you can. That's where the rubbermaid tub comes in handy. The other rubbermaid tub you can use as a temporary holding tank for the fish while you set up the new tank in your house. It may take you some time if there is re-plumbing involve and if there is a cycle in the new tank. If the fish and rock needs to sit overnight or longer, make sure they have a heater and a powerhead to circulate the water. For the fish make sure they have oxygenated water with a bubbler. And yes, it is as painful a chore as it sounds.. It will be wet and messy and time consuming. Just go in expecting that and you should be fine :-) Last edited by kien; 06-28-2010 at 10:56 PM.
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