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Maybe. Then maybe everyone should use a RUGF.Paul, if readers who do not use a RUGF attempt what you posted, partial sand rinsing in saltwater, they can kill their system
OK, maybe not.
I did move my tank I think 3 times, each time with no problems or death.
Besides, the OP said he was going to use "new sand". I wouldn't, but if he is using new sand, whats the problem?
People move tanks all the time especially if he is only moving it 45 minutes away. Brandon, I think you are making this more complicated than it has to be.
I would advise that he gets the new sand now and mixes it with old sand. Put it in one of the vats and vigorously move the water around with a powerhead. Maybe throw some snails in there and feed them with some pellets to grow some bacteria. Add old sand a few times as I don't think there is anything wrong with it, but thats just me and maybe I have been doing this to long and am in a coma but still have my eyes open, slightly.
When he gets to the new place, put everything back in the tank. I still don't see a problem.
Exactly.RUGF = inherently clean and aerated sand