Good Deal?

[patoloco]

Don't know why. You could just take everything to the new tank within less than an hour and everything should be the same as the old tank. Think about it as if you just removed the old glass.

* Another way would be taking all the equipment and ornaments to the new tank, fill it with new declorinated water and run it. You could exchange water from on tank to the other, maybe, 2 gallon every six hours. This way, you'll be putting fltered and oxigenated water into the old tank and givin "dirty" water to the new tank to keep the bacteria alive. After 3-4 days doing so, pass the fish to the new tank and leave the old behind. Complicated? I bet so.

* Also, it would be great if you would keep both tanks. Get a new filter for the 29 galloner and start the cycle. When it's ready, you could split your fish into 2 groups and/or get some new ones.

You will find more suggestions if you wait a little more. It's up to you to decide what fits you better.

 

[ksimmo1]

If you are using the old filter and media you should move everything at the same time, just make sure you watch the NH3 and NO2 levels in case it does go through a mini cycle. If it does, which I doubt it will, just keep up on the water changes and you should be fine.

 

[Primetime]

Thank you soo much everyone.. I will just switch everything into the new one real quick and then after everything is settled (1-2 Weeks) I will ask my parents about getting new fish for my old tank (20 gallon--The one i have now).. Possibly a betta with tankmates and maybe a female as well, but who knows.