Yes, but feed very sparingly, if at all, for the first couple of days while you test your water for ammonia and nitrite. You may experience small spikes. Be ready to do partial water changes to combat them. You can also use Prime to detox per instructions.
Even though you're moving the filter, beneficial bacteria colonize all surfaces in an aquarium and you'll inevitably leave some behind. If you can move rocks, etc, even temporarily, it'll help.
I would do as you plan and not add any fish until you're past any spikes in ammonia and/or nitrite.
Also avoid cleaning the AC right before the move or immediately after. Leave filters in the new tank alone for at least a few weeks. I'd go 6 weeks before considering the cannisters ready to take over (not sure if you're planning to continue to use the AC on the new tank).
Even though you're moving the filter, beneficial bacteria colonize all surfaces in an aquarium and you'll inevitably leave some behind. If you can move rocks, etc, even temporarily, it'll help.
I would do as you plan and not add any fish until you're past any spikes in ammonia and/or nitrite.
Also avoid cleaning the AC right before the move or immediately after. Leave filters in the new tank alone for at least a few weeks. I'd go 6 weeks before considering the cannisters ready to take over (not sure if you're planning to continue to use the AC on the new tank).