To transfer my livestock to new tank?

[strat]

As my tank gave way on me last week , I managed to get a new tank on sunday and transfered all my live rock and sand over. Currently, 50% of the water is from my previous tank.

Measured my NH4 to be 0 and No2 to be less than 0.5mg/l.

Should I transfer my LS over?

(My idea is to transfer 1 -2 corals a day leaving the fishes last)

Thanks.

[giantbicycle]

glad to hear that you have bought a new tank..and remeber to learn from your mistake...I think after the shock..now you have a 50MM think glass haha..just joking

you can keep to your idea ..as i think it is better..and it si easily to catch your fishes after transfering the corals

[Eric]

As my tank gave way on me last week , I managed to get a new tank on sunday and transfered all my live rock and sand over. Currently, 50% of the water is from my previous tank.

Measured my NH4 to be 0 and No2 to be less than 0.5mg/l.

Should I transfer my LS over?

(My idea is to transfer 1 -2 corals a day leaving the fishes last)

Thanks.

If you still not comfortable, put all your corals in my tank, 2 yrs later then take it back & put in ur new tank.......hehe

[strat]

If you still not comfortable, put all your corals in my tank, 2 yrs later then take it back & put in ur new tank.......hehe

Can...you pay me $$$$ lar for rental of corals

Anyway anyone got more advise?

My LS in my sandless sump. Running on skimmer and powerhead only.

[strat]

Ok just measured my new tank para -

NH4 - 0

NO2 - 0

Gonna tranfer all my LS tonite to the new tank!!

(need to do fast as I just lost a fire goby last nite )