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I would try to separate items into separate coolers. Instead of the canister filter, you could go with battery operated air bubblers. I am not sure how taxing using a dc to ac power converter can be on a car. I would also have plenty of fresh saltwater made up for water changes once you get to the new place.
nice!I got a solution for you. You can get an inverter kit that connects directly to a battery.
i wish i had the money for that but i don't. I also wouldn't want to risk picking up any possible hitchhikers on my rocks in someone else's tank, not to mention share my flat worms that are in my tank to someone else's. But its a good idea.Transport them to a large rubbermaid co tainer temporarily or ask your LFS if they coild fly them to you once you get setup. You might be able to rent a tank that they coild look after until you arrive and get setup. Then you could call and have them flown in.
sorry to hear it didn't work out for you. Did you sell the coral that lived?I once moved long distance. I put my corals in a 20gal acrylic tank with lights, powerhead and heater in the back of SUV. I had a standard AC outlet built into that vehicle but you can buy an inverter dirt cheap. Everything lived (mostly SPS).
I ended up not setting up the big tank but the corals survived the trip just fine.
I hope i won't need a trash bag but the possibility is way up there.For firsh get a 45 gal garbage can and put all fish in there
No I kept them in that tank for a few months without a controller and a cheap ebay heater. Heater malfunctioned and killed everything. So I left the hobby for about 5 years. Got back in a year ago.sorry to hear it didn't work out for you. Did you sell the coral that lived?