I agree . The work could benefit the PU over time because they could use these videos in clubssocial spaces but for now I am just keen to get to 3 . 0 as quickly as possible . <| sep |> It ' s OK . We ' re all people here . Except the Irish . <| sep |> I suppose the alternative is just to go blindly ahead , then , instead of having a cloudy set of predictions ? <| sep |> Same thing happened with me . I went in and they slowed down , stopping basically when I got called back and then didn ' t happen once when I was on the monitor . <| sep |> I was a little worried about a mini cycle , but I figured , no guts no glory lol . I actually doubled the rock I had in my tank when I did the transfer . I bought cured rock , and I also continued to cure for about a month before upgrade day . On transfer day , because I was putting the new tank in the same place as my old tank , I got some brute buckets , and began breaking down my tank . I took out all my coral first , rock next , then my fish and inverts , and put them in the buckets with heaters , and powerheads . When taking everything out , I was extremely careful not to kick up too much of my sand bed . After everything was in buckets with old tank water , I put the new tank in place , put the rock in , then new dry sand that I seeded with a couple cups from the top layer of my old sand , then I filled it with all new water that I mixed to the same salinity , and let it get to temperature . Once that was good , I put all livestock in the tank . The transfer from start to finish took about 16 hours , but a couple hours were waiting for the water to heat up . Good luck with your upgrade !