ReachTheSky
Active member
So I'm kinda getting out of the reef game for a while due to housing-related reasons and I'm selling my nano reef setup.
7.5 gallon cube (12" x 12" x 12"):
- Mr. Aqua Cube with a custom Acrylic Overflow
- JBJ ATO + Tom Aquatics Aqualifter + 5 Gallon Jug w/ Tubing
- Aquaclear 50 + InTank Media Basket
- 2x Hydor Koralia Nano 240gph pumps
- Cobalt Aquatics Neo-Therm 25 Watt Heater
The overflow works wonderfully with the HOB filter and solves two huge problems nano-reefers face: surface skimming and stable salinity. There's a bracket inside it to hold the ATO float switch and shelving for filter floss. The Aquaclear 50 fits just right on the tank and leaves plenty of room for a gooseneck for a light. The media basket is great and very versatile. The two pumps, combined with the filter, provide pretty remarkable flow. I've kept Zoas, LPS' and SPS' in this tank and they've been happy and grew.
You'd be amazed at how quiet this setup is! I have it in my bedroom on a nightstand and have never had problems. The only audible thing is the ATO - when it turns on, there's a slight clicking sound and that's it.
Plus all this stuff:
Salt Mixing / Water Changing
Buckets, Jugs and Hoses
Maxi-Jet Mixing Pump
Red Sea Coral Pro (55g Bucket - Full)
Jager Heater
Test Kits:
Salifert Magnesium
Salifert Calcium
Salifert Alkalinity
Salifert Nitrate
Hanna Phosphate Checker
BRS Refractometer w/ Calibration fluid
Media
BRS Calcium Flakes
BRS Alkalinity Flakes
BRS Carbon
BRS GFO
Other
TONS of high quality filter floss
Lifegard Temperature Monitor
Mag Float glass cleaner
Glass scraper
Kent Tech-M Magnesium
TLF ReVive (coral dip)
Coral Glue
Feeding tools
Food (Dry and Frozen)
Analog Timer
GFCI Circuit
Grounding probe
I'd like to sell the stuff above in a bundle. They'd be hard to sell separately.
I'm asking $300 for it all.
Please post here, PM me or text me at 818-468-84 THREE SIX if interested.
I live in Burbank, CA.
I apologize as I don't have a lighting solution. I was using a Par38 bulb with a BoostLED gooseneck and it worked wonderfully. But my 2yo nephew managed to get a hold of the gooseneck and pulled the whole thing down into the water. Thank god for GFCI circuits - ALWAYS use them people! They save lives.
7.5 gallon cube (12" x 12" x 12"):
- Mr. Aqua Cube with a custom Acrylic Overflow
- JBJ ATO + Tom Aquatics Aqualifter + 5 Gallon Jug w/ Tubing
- Aquaclear 50 + InTank Media Basket
- 2x Hydor Koralia Nano 240gph pumps
- Cobalt Aquatics Neo-Therm 25 Watt Heater
The overflow works wonderfully with the HOB filter and solves two huge problems nano-reefers face: surface skimming and stable salinity. There's a bracket inside it to hold the ATO float switch and shelving for filter floss. The Aquaclear 50 fits just right on the tank and leaves plenty of room for a gooseneck for a light. The media basket is great and very versatile. The two pumps, combined with the filter, provide pretty remarkable flow. I've kept Zoas, LPS' and SPS' in this tank and they've been happy and grew.
You'd be amazed at how quiet this setup is! I have it in my bedroom on a nightstand and have never had problems. The only audible thing is the ATO - when it turns on, there's a slight clicking sound and that's it.
Plus all this stuff:
Salt Mixing / Water Changing
Buckets, Jugs and Hoses
Maxi-Jet Mixing Pump
Red Sea Coral Pro (55g Bucket - Full)
Jager Heater
Test Kits:
Salifert Magnesium
Salifert Calcium
Salifert Alkalinity
Salifert Nitrate
Hanna Phosphate Checker
BRS Refractometer w/ Calibration fluid
Media
BRS Calcium Flakes
BRS Alkalinity Flakes
BRS Carbon
BRS GFO
Other
TONS of high quality filter floss
Lifegard Temperature Monitor
Mag Float glass cleaner
Glass scraper
Kent Tech-M Magnesium
TLF ReVive (coral dip)
Coral Glue
Feeding tools
Food (Dry and Frozen)
Analog Timer
GFCI Circuit
Grounding probe
I'd like to sell the stuff above in a bundle. They'd be hard to sell separately.
I'm asking $300 for it all.
Please post here, PM me or text me at 818-468-84 THREE SIX if interested.
I live in Burbank, CA.
I apologize as I don't have a lighting solution. I was using a Par38 bulb with a BoostLED gooseneck and it worked wonderfully. But my 2yo nephew managed to get a hold of the gooseneck and pulled the whole thing down into the water. Thank god for GFCI circuits - ALWAYS use them people! They save lives.
