I am taking down my 24g JBJ Nanocube as I don't have the time to take care of it properly anymore. This tank has been set up since 2006, and is very well established with loads of life and coraline. I never had a problem with this tank, it's been great.
It has PC bulbs (2x36 watt) and LED moonlights. I replaced the bulbs in May, so they are only a few weeks old. It comes with the matching 'S' stand and has a Maxi-Jet 1200 for a pump. The fans buzz when they first turn on, but it goes away after a few minutes so I never bothered replacing them (easy enough to do though). I did replace the ballast about a year ago.
The rock is primarily Marshall Island, and is extremely nice (I chose the best pieces from my 90 when I took that down). There are also some corals left, including blue mushrooms, button polyps, and a couple small orange ricordea. There are also plenty of worms, 'bugs,' featherdusters, a red-legged hermit crab, and a few serpent stars that are great detrivores.
In addition, I have some left over (in the bag) Southdown sand and crushed coral"¦ should be enough to replace the sand bed if you want, once you pick out the good critters.
I also have some additional live rock I can throw in if you want it (about 10 lbs), some more nice Marshall Island, and Kaelini. Not too much life, but would seed quickly. (rock is currently hanging out in a bucket)
$350 takes the whole thing.
I an located about an hour east of That Fish Place.
Thanks!
It has PC bulbs (2x36 watt) and LED moonlights. I replaced the bulbs in May, so they are only a few weeks old. It comes with the matching 'S' stand and has a Maxi-Jet 1200 for a pump. The fans buzz when they first turn on, but it goes away after a few minutes so I never bothered replacing them (easy enough to do though). I did replace the ballast about a year ago.
The rock is primarily Marshall Island, and is extremely nice (I chose the best pieces from my 90 when I took that down). There are also some corals left, including blue mushrooms, button polyps, and a couple small orange ricordea. There are also plenty of worms, 'bugs,' featherdusters, a red-legged hermit crab, and a few serpent stars that are great detrivores.
In addition, I have some left over (in the bag) Southdown sand and crushed coral"¦ should be enough to replace the sand bed if you want, once you pick out the good critters.
I also have some additional live rock I can throw in if you want it (about 10 lbs), some more nice Marshall Island, and Kaelini. Not too much life, but would seed quickly. (rock is currently hanging out in a bucket)
$350 takes the whole thing.
I an located about an hour east of That Fish Place.
Thanks!
