phonnold
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This is a complete and running saltwater fish tank. It is mainly a fish only with live rock (FOLR), but there are some simple mushrooms as well. There are 2 Tomato Clownfish as well as a Royal Gramma for fish. This Gramma was the very first fish I got for the tank and has been with me over 7 years now.
There is the main display tank of 75 gallon, there is a sump with the skimmer and heaters(as needed, but not very often) as well as a small 5 gallon refugium for some natural filtration along with the skimmer. There is a sand bed with sugar fine sand and ~60lbs of live rock(LR). I am wanting $1,500 for everything.
The size of this tank is 48" wide by 20" tall and 18" deep. The tank is drilled on the bottom for an internal over flow. The overflow is in the back left hand corner of the tank. The stand is a cherry color and is 38" tall. The main return pump is a Poseidon PS3 pump, there is a second one that is setup as well for a closed loop system. These 2 pumps are actually plumped so that if the main return pump goes bad you can turn a couple values and the closed loop pump will act as the main return pump. The broken main pump can then be removed and serviced/replaced. There is a chiller to help with the heat of the summer months as well as a skimmer to help clean the water.
The lighting of the tank is 2 x 48" VHO bulbs powered with a Icecap 420 ballast. There are also 2 metal halide lights as well, each with their own electronic ballast.
When I say complete I mean complete. This price includes a RO water system for making your own top off water. You will also get any spare parts I have for making changes to plumbing. I also have a special platform I built to make it easier to move the tank around, as I have moved it twice as I moved houses. I have 2 rubber maid 30 gallon trash cans for helping move the water. All the misc temp, salinity and BH sensors. Everything I have to do with the saltwater tanks is yours with the purchase of this tank.
The skimmer:
ASM G-4 Protein Skimmer
http://www.aquariumproductreviews.c...Series/ASM-MINI-G-Protein-Skimmer-p-1223.html
The chiller:
http://www.premiumaquatics.com/aquatic-supplies/JBJ-DBE-200.html
Model - DBE-200
H/P - 1/4 h/p
Capacity - 3000
Volts - 15
Amps - 6.00
Flow Rate (gph)(Min/Max) - 480/1920
Dimensions(W x D x H) - 9.8" x 16.5" x 20.9"
Weight (lbs) - 51
I am looking to get out of the hobby and want to move this tank to someone else. It has been a stable tank and I haven't had any problems with it in a long time. I think this would be a great tank for some that is looking to move into a bigger tank or hasn't been in the hobby for that long. This isn't a very complicated setup at all. I am keeping the tank running but not doing the maintenance that I should be so there is a little algea growing, easily taken care of though. If I get motivated toward the tank for a bit it gets cleaned up real nice. Also I think it is time for the spare VHO bulbs I have to be installed now as the current ones are old. Again I am wanting $1,500 for everything. Send me a PM if you have any questions and I will do my best to answer them.
There is the main display tank of 75 gallon, there is a sump with the skimmer and heaters(as needed, but not very often) as well as a small 5 gallon refugium for some natural filtration along with the skimmer. There is a sand bed with sugar fine sand and ~60lbs of live rock(LR). I am wanting $1,500 for everything.
The size of this tank is 48" wide by 20" tall and 18" deep. The tank is drilled on the bottom for an internal over flow. The overflow is in the back left hand corner of the tank. The stand is a cherry color and is 38" tall. The main return pump is a Poseidon PS3 pump, there is a second one that is setup as well for a closed loop system. These 2 pumps are actually plumped so that if the main return pump goes bad you can turn a couple values and the closed loop pump will act as the main return pump. The broken main pump can then be removed and serviced/replaced. There is a chiller to help with the heat of the summer months as well as a skimmer to help clean the water.
The lighting of the tank is 2 x 48" VHO bulbs powered with a Icecap 420 ballast. There are also 2 metal halide lights as well, each with their own electronic ballast.
When I say complete I mean complete. This price includes a RO water system for making your own top off water. You will also get any spare parts I have for making changes to plumbing. I also have a special platform I built to make it easier to move the tank around, as I have moved it twice as I moved houses. I have 2 rubber maid 30 gallon trash cans for helping move the water. All the misc temp, salinity and BH sensors. Everything I have to do with the saltwater tanks is yours with the purchase of this tank.
The skimmer:
ASM G-4 Protein Skimmer
http://www.aquariumproductreviews.c...Series/ASM-MINI-G-Protein-Skimmer-p-1223.html
The chiller:
http://www.premiumaquatics.com/aquatic-supplies/JBJ-DBE-200.html
Model - DBE-200
H/P - 1/4 h/p
Capacity - 3000
Volts - 15
Amps - 6.00
Flow Rate (gph)(Min/Max) - 480/1920
Dimensions(W x D x H) - 9.8" x 16.5" x 20.9"
Weight (lbs) - 51
I am looking to get out of the hobby and want to move this tank to someone else. It has been a stable tank and I haven't had any problems with it in a long time. I think this would be a great tank for some that is looking to move into a bigger tank or hasn't been in the hobby for that long. This isn't a very complicated setup at all. I am keeping the tank running but not doing the maintenance that I should be so there is a little algea growing, easily taken care of though. If I get motivated toward the tank for a bit it gets cleaned up real nice. Also I think it is time for the spare VHO bulbs I have to be installed now as the current ones are old. Again I am wanting $1,500 for everything. Send me a PM if you have any questions and I will do my best to answer them.
