cloakerpoked
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Alright, I'm going to be transferring most of the contents of my bowfront aquarium to my 60 cube this weekend, making the old tank, lights, pump, sump, etc all available. Here is what is for sale. If you're interested in getting parts, shoot me a PM and I'll keep you in mind, but for now I'm trying to sell it all a system unless enough people are willing to buy different components. I do not want to have to store this anywhere...
72 gallon bowfront tank (this is the older model AGA bowfront, and the top brace is beginning to show signs of stress. There is a crack that will eventually cause the tank to fail, but it could be replaced. The tank itself is a cornerflow tank. The glass has a few scratches, nothing too major.)
Matching stand
A riser (I used this riser to raise the height of the tank and to use all available space in the stand for my sump. You wouldn't have to use it, but you could if you wanted.)
29 gallon sump (was new in May when I set this tank up.)
Reeflo Dart pump with Smith motor (used for 6 months) and all existing plumbing. Currently the pump goes through a manifold with 6 different exits, 3 of them are returned to the tank over the back. Everything has unions and ballvalves, so you can use what you want, and not use the rest.
2x250W Metal halide canopy with 2x110w VHO actinic supplimentation. The MH bulbs are getting older, but the VHO's are about 5 months old. I also have an assortment of about 15 VHO bulbs that go with this. All the ballasts are included.
Approximately 60-70 pounds of live rock. This rock does have an aptaisa problem. It's not the point where it's a disaster, but I would probably do something about it before adding it to an established system or nuke it with kalkwasser if I had time to let it recycle itself. These are large peices, probably somewhere in the 15-40 pound range. I think there's 2 pieces...might be three, I'm honestly not sure. I know one rock is over a foot wide and probably close to that high...it's a really cool piece, just not something I have room for in my new tank. No coral is included, except maybe a few zoas or mushrooms that are attatched.
Asking $350 for everything w/o the live rock, and $425 with the live rock. Available on Saturday afternoon or anytime thereafter.
The canopy has been skinned/trimmed out since this picture, but has not been stained or poly'ed yet.
72 gallon bowfront tank (this is the older model AGA bowfront, and the top brace is beginning to show signs of stress. There is a crack that will eventually cause the tank to fail, but it could be replaced. The tank itself is a cornerflow tank. The glass has a few scratches, nothing too major.)
Matching stand
A riser (I used this riser to raise the height of the tank and to use all available space in the stand for my sump. You wouldn't have to use it, but you could if you wanted.)
29 gallon sump (was new in May when I set this tank up.)
Reeflo Dart pump with Smith motor (used for 6 months) and all existing plumbing. Currently the pump goes through a manifold with 6 different exits, 3 of them are returned to the tank over the back. Everything has unions and ballvalves, so you can use what you want, and not use the rest.
2x250W Metal halide canopy with 2x110w VHO actinic supplimentation. The MH bulbs are getting older, but the VHO's are about 5 months old. I also have an assortment of about 15 VHO bulbs that go with this. All the ballasts are included.
Approximately 60-70 pounds of live rock. This rock does have an aptaisa problem. It's not the point where it's a disaster, but I would probably do something about it before adding it to an established system or nuke it with kalkwasser if I had time to let it recycle itself. These are large peices, probably somewhere in the 15-40 pound range. I think there's 2 pieces...might be three, I'm honestly not sure. I know one rock is over a foot wide and probably close to that high...it's a really cool piece, just not something I have room for in my new tank. No coral is included, except maybe a few zoas or mushrooms that are attatched.
Asking $350 for everything w/o the live rock, and $425 with the live rock. Available on Saturday afternoon or anytime thereafter.
The canopy has been skinned/trimmed out since this picture, but has not been stained or poly'ed yet.
