Moving axies (3) 50 gal

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Hello all. Moving soon & extremely nervous to do so as I’ve never moved an aquarium. I have three axies one over two years old and the others a little over a year. No issues with tank or axies. I have a canister filter and a chiller. Sand substrate etc. I appreciate any and all advice guys! Looking to stress them as little as possible & not crash my system! Thanks!!
 
Kaiiak said:
Hello all. Moving soon & extremely nervous to do so as I’ve never moved an aquarium. I have three axies one over two years old and the others a little over a year. No issues with tank or axies. I have a canister filter and a chiller. Sand substrate etc. I appreciate any and all advice guys! Looking to stress them as little as possible & not crash my system! Thanks!!
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i would suggest tubbing the three of them, probably separately, for the drive there. i would drain the tank about halfway or more depending on how bumpy your ride will be, and place it on an even surface in the back of your car. keep the axolotls up front so you can monitor them and keep the ac on max (at least that’s what i do, especially in summertime heat)
 
I live in Florida so it’ll be hot & humid but no hills to speak of, thank god!
 
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