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![]() The old is 35g and the new is 75G cube
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![]() yep, just mix more salt. my old roommate did it successfully. Or you can cycle the new tank and than when your doing a water change use as much water from your old system that you can and than transfer it over
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![]() What all are you planning on moving?
If there are any pockets or areas of accumulated organic matter, you need to be careful about that. If you have sand or rocks sitting in sand I would leave that alone and clean it separately before transferring it over.
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![]() I would strongly consider a new sand bed so that you can get your "cloud" under control before you start moving stuff over.
Is the tank going into the same spot as the old tank or a new location? If its in a new location I would do a few water changes and put the old water into the new tank. Then I would just quickly transfer all your rock, and live stock. If its in the same location you will need some pails... Lots of them ![]() ![]() |
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![]() i transfered from my 90 to my 180 the only los i had was a lawnmower blenny that i accidentally crushed with a rock i had no amonia or any other spikes but when i did it i used all but the bottom 1" of water and i used that to rinse the sand i put everything into binsfirst and did my transfer slowly it took me 12 hours to get it all done then a few touch up in the morning its not tough just time consuming
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Back in the saddle again . running a borrowed 65G peninsula while i get my 48"x48" centre overflow cube built. ![]() |