i logged in ,seen post on home. now he's gotta move with you...;)
have a great day...:)
 
On the other hand, you will pay top dollar to rebuy and take a hit on most sales. 20 hours with an entire tank of livestock can easily be packed for transport with a very low chance of die off.

Personally I would find selling a bunch of fish and corals to be much more of a hastle than taking them with.


I'll be moving CA to the Midwest/South next year. Everything will be coming with.
I’m with you. I would hate to sell little bits at time till it was all gone. When I drove from Denver to Palm Springs it took us 17 hours. I didn’t lose a soul, from anemones to snails and crabs we all made it
 
This eel decided he didnt have anything worth living for :(

I put him in the display yesterday, and he didnt come out to eat yesterday. Didnt think anything of it-- normal trauma response. Today the protein skimmer was over flowing with gunk and the tank is cloudy and the corals are all closed up.

Time to break up some rockwork and go hunting for remains :'(
 
MERRY CHRISTMAS... :)
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Happy Birthday ...;):)
 
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how you doing ? ... ;) :)
 

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