Hello from New Jersey.

[eddiebear42]

Hello everyone. I've been browsing the site for a couple of months and the info here is incredible. I have a question that I'm sure you can help me with. I really want to get a 100-110gallon FOWLR tank. I will go with Miracle Aquarium, ReefSavvy or get a Cade. The problem is my lease is up May 2021. We are going to buy a house roughly 20mins away from my current house. Here's the question. Should I wait until I move next year to start a tank or would it be okay to start now? I really want to start now but I know relocating the tank is a huge deal. Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

[BeltedCoyote]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[Gernader]

Welcome to R2R!! If I were you, I would wait until you move to a new house to avoid the hassle. During this time, you can do some more research, make a livestock list, and buy equipment!

 

[Peace River]

Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

 

[G Santana]

Hi, welcome fellow NJ folk. If no corals involved I say go for it now, it's easy to move fish and rock than it is to move corals and the rest.
Good luck just the same.

 

[Jekyl]

Welcome to R2R!

 

[WIReefer]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[Poof No Eyebrows]

Welcome
Patience is one of the most important things in this sport. I also agree you should wait.

 

[eddiebear42]

Thanks. The initial plan was to get LPS but I know the move can be difficult with the coral.

 

[jtp7004ft]

Welcome!

 

[Manny’s Reef]

Hello and welcome to R2R!

 

[Billldg]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[Fred2482]

Welcome! I would wait and cure some rock

 

[Zach B]

Welcome

 

[Jeffcb]

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

 

[KJ]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[UkiahTheTurtle]

Hello

 

[FMF0331]

Howdy ... from NY

 

[Zer0]

Hey there. You could always setup something simple like a nano AIO to help tide you over until you have the new tank. Things don’t have to be big and expensive and complicated to be enjoyable.

 

[eddiebear42]

Hey there. You could always setup something simple like a nano AIO to help tide you over until you have the new tank. Things don’t have to be big and expensive and complicated to be enjoyable.

Any recommendations?