FS: Stand, Canopy and Metal Halide setup

[coral_reefer_25]

Hello all,

I haven't been around much lately, and as it turns out, I don't have much time anymore for a larger tank.

Therefore, I am selling (yet again) my self-built stand and canopy.

The stand is heavily reinforced 2x4 framework, wrapped with unfinished birch plywood. It's not the nicest grade of birch, but it still could look nice stained. The inside of the stand and the canopy is primed with Kilz.

Speaking of stained, there is some black "spatter" on the front of the stand. This is carbon deposits from an old SAAB I had parked in front of the stand. When I started the car, it blew some suit out the tailpipe. This could be sanded out for the most part. Of course, if it is stained dark or painted, it would not be noticeable.

Specs:

Stand - 48.5 x 18.5 x 43 (LxWxH)

Canopy - 48.5 x 18.5 x 16 (LxWxH)

The canopy has two doors on the front that open, as well as a piano hinge on the top that allows the entire front panel to open up (see photo).

Also included is a set of MH lights and ballasts. The bulbs will need to be changed for something more "reef-like". They are 6500K I believe. If you want it, I'll throw in a homemade Kalk reactor as well. It stands about 40" tall.

I live in Spring Hill, right off of Saturn Parkway. The first person with $350 cash and a truck gets it.

I won't be home this (Saturday) afternoon, but I'll be here tomorrow afternoon.

615-390-six 9 one 3

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[coral_reefer_25]

Okay, somebody make me an offer....I want this thing gone.

 

[DMBillies]

I saw this in person a while back. It is a very nice stand/canopy and the stand is extra tall, which makes the tank easy to look in without bending over. You also have plenty of clearance to work underneath.

 

[coral_reefer_25]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13623476#post13623476 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by DMBillies
I saw this in person a while back. It is a very nice stand/canopy and the stand is extra tall, which makes the tank easy to look in without bending over. You also have plenty of clearance to work underneath.

Thanks Brian...

I can't remember his RC name, but the guy that bought it from me the first time used it for just a few months before he and his wife decided to move to Chattanooga. I bought it back from him with plans to use it in our new house, but I've taken my other hobby into a business and don't have time to setup a new (larger) tank. I still have the 29 going though....

 

[NeveSSL]

Dang Ryan... hate to see you get out, man.

I still have the clown from your 29g when you sold your condo from a while back.

If you don't mind me asking, whats your other hobby?

Brandon

 

[coral_reefer_25]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13624543#post13624543 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by NeveSSL
Dang Ryan... hate to see you get out, man.

I still have the clown from your 29g when you sold your condo from a while back.

If you don't mind me asking, whats your other hobby?

Brandon

Glad you still have the little guy!

My other hobby is photography.

 

[NeveSSL]

Oh, nice man! You should keep your tank so you have something at home to continuously take pictures of.

My wife and I just picked up a Nikon D50 recently... our introduction to DSLRs. Fun stuff!

Brandon