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Old 09-23-2010, 03:11 PM
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I haven't actually moved a reef before (yet) so I can't offer first hand experience. However, I have broken down my reef in a battle against dinos, which is almost the same aside from the actual moving :P. My rock was never out of the water for more than say 15 minutes and I occasionally basted the rock with tank water during this time. I even sucked up the sand and rinsed thoroughly in tankwater and reused about 1/2 - 2/3 of it with no noticeable ill effects. I'm assuming you have fish though, while I had none at the time.

If you have all your parameters in the 135 matched up with those of the 55, then I would say just transfer the rock and livestock over in one shot and keep an eye on parameters. You're dealing with a bioload for a 55 but have some extra breathing room in the 135.

If you're interested in a first hand account of moving, check out this thread on NR:

http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/inde...&#entry2375967

Best of luck!
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