Help/advice moving a 90g tank

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I wasn't really sure where to post this but I have a 90g reef that I need to move from johns creek to Duluth (about 10 min away). If there is anyone in the Atlanta area that might be able to help let me know. If not if anyone out there could give me some advice on how I could go about doing this thy would be great. Thanks in advance for everything, this is a minor emergency.
 
About 100# live rock
Flame angel x1
Tomini tang x1
Ocellaris clown x2
Blue spot Toby puffer x1
Flame hawk x1
Hermits x?
Snails x?
Conch x1

Corals:
Torch 10 heads
Branching hammer x1
Frogspawn x1
Zoa frag 6 polyps
Mind blowing colony 16ish polyps.
 
go to local fish store and get some bags and rubber bands for corals, lot of times will just give to you if tell them your moving. then put fish in buckets, not all in same bucket but this is how we moved all our coral and livestock.. if corals are on frag plugs, tupaware and eggcrate works well.. cut the eggcrate to fit down in the tupaware and the plugs will sit right into it and stay as long as don't drive crazy lol also might be able to get Styrofoam boxes from store and can help keep water temp more stable
 
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