my only surprise was the clown and crab going in the same bucket as loose liverock, stacked to the top of bucket, looked like some of the top pieces had potential to move and fall during transit.
As someone who moved from the East Coast to the West Coast and back to the East Coast by plane and car several times without casualties, I can proudly say it's not as hard as it may seem. Actually, my only casualties are a few gobies and blennies due to the airline losing my package. When I did drive for several days, I had a power inverter with an air pump to help with oxygen. I didn't run a heater because this was always done in the summer months so the temperature never fluxuated. When I would stop at night to sleep at a hotel, I would bring my buckets of fish inside the hotel and do a 1 gallon water change each day. I also dosed some stress guard from Seahem. My fishes lived in a 5 gallon bucket for the next two months until their new home was setup and cycled. My live rock was also in buckets in the bed of my pickup truck, but that had to be recycled because of the dieoff. Never reuse sand, so always put a new layer down if you're going to go with sand again. Besides that, you just keep an eye on it and your live stock will live. As far as corals go, sell them if you are going to drive a long distance otherwise you also risk of losing them from driving or letting the airline lose the package.
@@coreywildbore7716 For those that are going to read this later - This video and comments were posted on Saturday Eastern time. The first comment mentioned Sunday when it was still Saturday eastern - so the obvious conclusion is that time travel shenanigans were involved! Or Australians, take your pick.
Tap doesn't have to be bad. Depends on origin of the tapwater/transportpipes and region you live in wether your tap has high metals, or nutrients of silica; or non of them😅 In most western countries it still wont be recommended. But there are few countries that have the right tapwater to be equal to Rodi
My tank is 320 liter. I am going to a 720 liter tank. And it has to be on the same spot. My head explodes when i start thinking abouth it. Need to make a plan,step by step🥵🥵
