Mark Daniel
Member
Hi all,
I’m looking for some advice, I recently setup an aquascaper 900 (2 months old now) but we’re having to move somewhat last minute around 15 miles away.
What’s the best way to move my tank, it’s heavily planted and has literally just cleared through diatoms and algae blooms..
I have plenty of sealed buckets for live stock (6 cardinals, 4 otos and ~20 cherry shrimp) so I’m confident I can move those safely. My main concern is what do I do with the hardscape? Will I need to remove everything? If I drain the water and lift the tank will the tank just explode?
In terms of hardscape I have 20KG of stone, 27KG of soil and around 5KG of wood ( probably more now it’s wet?)
Has anyone moved a tank like this without destroying the hardscape?
Any thoughts would be massively appreciated! If I need to factor in new plants and hardscape then atleast I have an excuse to buy more aquascaping materials
Here’s a picture so you can see what I’m trying not to destroy!
I’m looking for some advice, I recently setup an aquascaper 900 (2 months old now) but we’re having to move somewhat last minute around 15 miles away.
What’s the best way to move my tank, it’s heavily planted and has literally just cleared through diatoms and algae blooms..
I have plenty of sealed buckets for live stock (6 cardinals, 4 otos and ~20 cherry shrimp) so I’m confident I can move those safely. My main concern is what do I do with the hardscape? Will I need to remove everything? If I drain the water and lift the tank will the tank just explode?
In terms of hardscape I have 20KG of stone, 27KG of soil and around 5KG of wood ( probably more now it’s wet?)
Has anyone moved a tank like this without destroying the hardscape?
Any thoughts would be massively appreciated! If I need to factor in new plants and hardscape then atleast I have an excuse to buy more aquascaping materials
Here’s a picture so you can see what I’m trying not to destroy!