How I moved my Saltwater Reef Tank! 52 6

Reef tank 9 years ago 6,037 views

In this video I share with you my very first Saltwater tanks and how I combined them into the 210 gallon mixed reef that you see today! Follow me on Twitter! @CoralReefTalk www.facebook.com/thecoralreeftalk upload a 10 to 20 second video clip of your tank and post it to The Coral Reef Talks facebook page. Then be on the look out for your tank to be featured in an episode #FishTankFeature #TheCoralReefTalk Watch more videos! The Bubble Coral https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axKM98tabTo World Wide Corals and Casper the White Tang https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0glhctbkV8Y music provided by the youtube audio library! music track title: World Map

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Johnny Carreiro - 7 years ago

Loved your video! I subscribed. Can you subscribe back?

Tyler Johnson - 8 years ago

I have a question, first off awesome job on the tank. My question is. I'm buying a saltwater fish tank from a guy less then 5 mins away. It's a 150 gallon tank. I really need advice on how to move and transport safely. What should I do about the water? Can I take it all with in closed bins and pour it all back in? Should I prepare some before the move and use all new water?

TheCoralReefTalk - 8 years ago

+Tyler Johnson Thank you. When I set up the 210 gallon system, the tank I purchased was over 1 hr away and had to be transported to where it is currently. When transporting a tank, you want it to be empty of all water and to lay flat. We took the back seats out of a van and it rested flat on top of towels. I prepared new saltwater and used Dr. Tims Nitrifying bateria with some chromis to prep the tank for the livestock and coral transfer a week and a half later. Are you purchasing the tank only or livestock as well?

Abhijeet Dutta - 8 years ago

dude awesome info . i really appreciate ur good work. thank you.. i have a question regarding moving on to a new upgrade from 55 gallon to a 75 gallon reef tank. all i wanna knw is do i have to cycle the new 75 gallon once more ? as am planning to use the same live sand , live rock and water which i am using in my 55 gallon at present. please do guide me bro.. :)

Abhijeet Dutta - 8 years ago

+TheCoralReefTalk
your most welcome :) bro. you have given me a great important info that i have been looking for it since weeks online thank you... and please do keep on updating new and awesome informative videos... :) god bless

TheCoralReefTalk - 8 years ago

Thank you for watching and for the kind words.

TheCoralReefTalk - 8 years ago

You can use the same water and live rock.I would however get new sand because of what could have settled in the sand you have, could cause a nitrates to rise or even an ammonia spike because it will get all stirred up. When I upgraded I used the water from my 75g tank (a couple water changes worth) and then the additional new water. You shouldn't have to cycle. but I would recommend using Dr. Tims nitrifying bacteria.