just like to introduce myself im Trevor and im a new oscer owner i have fairly young oscar in 60 gallon tank. Can anyone help me on the best way to transfer to new tank i just got a 90 gallon and need get him out of tank without stressing him too much.

The transfer is prety straight forward,, just net him and put him quickley into the the new tank,, BUT is your new tank ready? is the tank cycled? You said a new 90 gal tank. even if you use media and filters from the old tank it is not an imeadeatly cycled tank.. Check your test readings. Is the temp close to the same as the tank he is comming out of.. If so just move him.. You could net him, or move him into a container, then dump the container into the new tank..

Welcome to the community. Check this video out, this will show you exactly how to do it very easily

90 gallon is cycled and ready to go. im running new canister filter and new heater since my 60g ones need to heat it til the transfer plus they wont work on the new tank

Welcome to the site! And make sure and post pictures of your setup...we love pics here!

Nice looking Oscar you have there! Thanks for sharing!

sorryfor qualty of pic and vid i used my cell phone

Nice vid! He has a nice O spot as well! Very cool!

here is one last vid of him chasing feeder lol hard to see. that was a 20g tank that i started with then went to 60g i have now, and when i put him in 60 he got stressed out. That he hid for while, but ok now back to his old self. i can hand feed him again lol the 20 i still have for my feeders and bristle nose pleco, til he gets bigger. then i put him into the 90g with oscar i hope they be ok together. when had them too together oscar would go after him but he was too far for osacr and hid where oscar couldnt get at him. reason in orginal post post is cause now doing a 3 third tank. the 90 gallon be his final home i just dont wanna stress him out.

here him chasing feeders lol

welcome to the site

Hallo and welcome!
Nice instruction video the boss provided you with.

be carefull with small plecos and Oscars.
Oscars may try to eat the pleco which will result in a stuck pleco!




and we wouldn't want that.