Container for moving fish/corals

[ChatWright]

I did a search (but maybe not searching for the right thing)... I am looking for a tub/container to house my fish and separately corals while I upgrade my tank. I have a large brute trash can but will need that for mixing water and would like something more square/rectangle shaped for the fish/corals to give them more room horizontally. Does anyone have suggestions for tubs they've used in the past with a HOB filter etc?

I am moving from a 45 gallon AIO cube to a long 75 gallon tank with 8 coral and only 4 fish and 2 shrimp and 15 snails. Planning to move all of my existing rock over (but new sand) and a couple of bricks for plenty of filtration. excited to give everything much more room to grow and my fish way more space to swim and stretch their fins.

 

[Sophie"s mom]

Lots of people use those black totes with yellow tops that you can get at a hardware store. They come pretty big. Just get how ever many you think you need.

 

[VintageReefer]

these are great

The 27g is the best value for 10$ Strong thick plastic, it’s not like Rubbermaid bins

The largest one is pricy but has wheels

HDX 27 Gal. Tough Storage Tote in Black and Yellow 999-27G-HDX - The Home Depot

This heavy-duty HDX 27-Gallon Tough Tote is designed to handle all your storage needs. The recessed lid enables you to stack multiple units effortlessly, while the tapered design facilitates easy nesting

www.homedepot.com

 

[Sophie"s mom]

these are great

The 27g is the best value for 10$ Strong thick plastic, it’s not like Rubbermaid bins

The largest one is pricy but has wheels

HDX 27 Gal. Tough Storage Tote in Black and Yellow 999-27G-HDX - The Home Depot

This heavy-duty HDX 27-Gallon Tough Tote is designed to handle all your storage needs. The recessed lid enables you to stack multiple units effortlessly, while the tapered design facilitates easy nesting

www.homedepot.com

Yep! The 27 gallon are the ones I have