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If u transfer over everything including all the water then mix old water with some new then transfer all the old sand and live rock... And u test saliniity temp ph u might be okay but it still is risky... If u can find a way safer bet is to setup new tank put some old sand in and some live rock...

My hippo tang lays on his side inside the corals... I always find myself staring at him to see if he is even still alive... Then i see his eyes move looking at me... They do have strange behavior, after a few weeks in my tank he became more active less hiding but at night he still lays on his...

I have a cyano problem too in a 125 gallon with all juvenile fish ...hippo tang yellow tang two small clowns and a juvenile blueface angel... Lots of snails and crabs... I did some reading and learned to cut back on length of light exposure... Cut back feeding and increase flow to dead areas...

Ive had it happen to multiple gobies... They die very easy and hermit crabs and snails can consume them in a few hours... Never had a goby do well for more than a few months then they stop eating and die... Just my experiences

My two clowns do the same thing... I Its normal... Did a lot of research they pick a corner and usually dont roam far... Anemomes are hard to keep ... Had one that grew huge, so big it split in two ... For years, then all of a sudden it shrank and dissapeared... Have tried a few others never...

I have to sort of disagree with people... It depends on how experienced you are and your setup... I have two salwater tanks one is only 40 gallons and i have an adult powder blue tang an adult flagfin angel, a mated pair of clownfish and a flame angel and i have had them all for about 5-6 yrs...