reef must go

I'm very sorry for the shameless plug, but my reef has to go. This is a sad
day.

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Royce wrote:
I'm very sorry for the shameless plug, but my reef has to go. This
is a sad day.

I feel your pain. Divorce is so hard.
I'm in Spring, TX, and wish I could afford your setup. I'd be afraid,
though, as it's been 8 years since I've kept a big marine tank (I had a 50
and a 150,) and I never had a reef. Good luck!

Cindy

Phillip Hudson wrote:
OK, I've got to ask...

How are you going to move all that? Take it all out and put it into
boxes? (Not cardboard ones!)

I suppose buckets for the animals and inverts, wrap the live rock in soaked
newspaper and put in boxes. It would be cool to find a couple 50-gal.
food-grade plastic barrels to take tank water in, too, or lots of 5-gal.
buckets. Haul it all in a carpetless van or small Uhaul with temperature
control, if there is such a thing. I was going to say trailer, but it's too
hot out for that unless you're only going a short distance.

I moved my 50 with fish and a few anemones, no coral, 200 miles. The rock
stayed in the tank and the critters went in buckets. It took 2 days to get
everything back together, and everything made it alive. Even the critters
that I couldn't find to put in the buckets.

Cindy

OK, I've got to ask...

How are you going to move all that? Take it all out and put it into boxes?
(Not cardboard ones!)

"Cindy" wrote in message
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Royce wrote:
I'm very sorry for the shameless plug, but my reef has to go. This
is a sad day.

I feel your pain. Divorce is so hard.
I'm in Spring, TX, and wish I could afford your setup. I'd be afraid,
though, as it's been 8 years since I've kept a big marine tank (I had a 50
and a 150,) and I never had a reef. Good luck!

Cindy