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I had a similar moving out sometime back to my 3 footer, slightly higher bioload than yours and some corals. Did similar to what tofu described except, I air bubbles (portable) the media during transportation. Kept fishes and corals in separate styrofoam boxes for 1 week with media. Peform partial WC alternate days. Fill tank with 80% new SW, dump in 1/3 bottle of stability each day for 3 consecutive days. Water test if it's safe. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

If its a fish only tank, not much issue. Siphon out the water in a container, take out all the bacteria housing/ media and filter wool. Place it in the bucket of siphoned water. Remove the fishes. Drain the tank, throw the sand, clean up the tank. At your new place, just reverse the process. Add the old salt water, and top up the rest if required with new salt water. For your fish load, and 2 year old tank, I doubt you will get any mini cycle happening even without the sand. Just keep the bacteria media soaked in water.

Actually within a day or two, you should roughly know what you are getting.... For super bright orange, it may slowly turn to yellow. For dark yellow... My exp... It will stay that way...... Just beware they can jumper.... Mine... All jumped and died....

It’s normal Midas blenny turn a bit dark when stressed so you need to find out the cause of the stress Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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