Time to plan our move!

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So I gotta move this 165 beast! Good thing is, it's only about 5 miles away. My plan is to find a very affordable used 75-90 gallon to set up in our new house, take some water and rocks to the new tank. Then I can get the rest of the rocks in a container with water, fish in another container with the rest of the water to the house and get them all cozy. Then I can leave the sand in with a little water and move the big tank to the new place and get it where I need it and set it all back up the next day.

What do you guys think? What do I do!?! Help!

4 clowns
1 purple pseudochromis
1 pj cardinal
1 lawnmower blenny
1 yellow clown goby
3 shrimp
2 emerald crabs
Snails and small crabs
About 18 pieces of assorted, young coral View attachment 492261
 
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Go to a tractor supply and get a 55 gallon or hundred gallon Rubbermaid fish pond they are like 65 dollars and do the same thing u planed go slow whatever time u alloted multiply by five and that will be the actual time needed have fun go slow
 

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