hOW to shift tank from living rm to kitchen

[andysho]

HI all

I have a 2 feet cube tank in my room/with cabinet and chiller etc

and is filled with water

I just wonder how am i going to shift the whole tank

to my kitchen

any one can give good advise

tks

[hammy]

HI all

I have a 2 feet cube tank in my room/with cabinet and chiller etc

and is filled with water

I just wonder how am i going to shift the whole tank

to my kitchen

any one can give good advise

tks

that's going to be heavy. i think maybe drain out the water and ask a few bro to quickly puch the whole tank into the kitchen room then put the water back.

or else really need a big tub, get all ur stuff out , then all ur stuff in again.

[andysho]

sorry the tank is in my room actually

father complain of bad fengshui...

so force to move out the tank sia

[pingpong]

sorry the tank is in my room actually

father complain of bad fengshui...

so force to move out the tank sia

besides water i think u will have to remove any sand bed and live rock too... dunno the base of ur 2ft can take it or not..

gotta double-check all piping work after tt.. got one fren kenna leakage coz of loose/unsecure piping

good luck!

[debenise]

i just shifted mine also. alot of work but bobian. i took out all the corals, fishes, inveterbrates & etc and placed it in individual pails and then shift. after that re-start all over again lor

[andysho]

sounds like going to sweat like siao

luckily mine no sand , no corals and only one lion fish

and a handful of rocks

maybe as well use newly seawater

and redo everything haha

[debenise]

sounds like going to sweat like siao

luckily mine no sand , no corals and only one lion fish

and a handful of rocks

maybe as well use newly seawater

and redo everything haha

rescaping is more or less a must BUT rem not to use 100% new water cuz will have to recycle again.

[mansiz]

Without sand is an easy task. Just prepare a big tub, shift everything into the tub, then shift your tank. If you do not have a big tub, you can just use a few bigger pails, one of them for your lion fish, and the rest for your LRs, don't really need to injet air bubbles as the shifting process should be quite fast.

[Skipper32]

feng shui..it really depends which part of ur rom lies...as it direction...certain direction is good to have some water or moving water...

but urs seems not to be too big a project...i transfer from a 2.5ft to a 3ft...hve to remove all e things in my 2.5 n put ib back into 3 ft...steam...but is well worth..now stock more...