Moving Help

What would you do for a move?

  • Sell everything

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  • Keep equipment only

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  • Keep tanks and equipment only

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  • Find a way to move EVERYTHING (i.e fish/live rock included)

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Hey guys, so, my fiance and I are going to be moving out of state by this time next year (hopefully) and wanted some outside opinions on what to do with our fish tanks. We have a 75 gallon and a 32 biocube. Neither of us feel comfortable moving glass tanks in the back of a u-haul. My fiance wants to completely sell off ALL of our fish stuff, including tanks, stands, lights, equipment. Since we'll be going to a house he wants to have a 200 gallon, which would require newer(?) and larger. I'm fine with selling the tanks, but what about equipment? Should we keep it as a just in case or junk it? What have you guys done with big moves?
 
sell everything and keep what you think will be usable on the 200 gallon
 

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