Moving tank to another state?

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Is this possible? In the next few months I will be moving to North Carolina. I had resigned myself to the conclusion that I will have to give away all my animals and start fresh. It might be kinda fun to do that but I love my tank as it is and it is doing really well. The Duncan has two new polyps growing, there is new growth on the clam, my star polyps are really colorful and the peppermint shrimp are comfortable enough to have eggs. I know they won't survive but I think it's neat that they are trying to breed. Nothing has dies in almost a year I just don't wont to give them up.

Is it possible to move my 55gl reef tank to another state? If so, how can this be done? I welcome any input.
 
Hope you don't mind me tagging along to your thread, I'm moving from NJ to FL in the next few months and wanted to know my self.
 

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