You can easily transport your jellyfish for up to 24 hours without dismantling your tank.
When moving your aquarium, make sure the jellyfish do not get damaged and water does not spill out. Gently put your jellyfish in watertight plastic bags or a container with a lid with at least a half gallon of water per jellyfish. (Tupperware work very well!) Get at least half the water out of the tank. Put the plastic bags containing your animals in an insulated container. Make sure you don't put any heavy objects on top of the insulated container during the move. It is important to make sure that there is no air within the container used to transport your jellyfish. This can be done by submerging a tupperware within the tank and sealing the jellyfish within while underwater.
The desktop tank weighs about 30 lbs when it is half full. If that is still too heavy to move the tank, remove more water until it is light enough to transport comfortably.
Move the tank to its new location. You can drive with it in the car. Be careful not to allow water to splash out or the tank to get scratched. Once the aquarium is in its new location, place the jellyfish and other animals into the tank from their plastic bags. If they have been in the bags for more than 12 hours, use our slow acclimation procedure.