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Misanthrope
I'm a little sad writing this post because I've really felt like part of this club, especially recently, and I think the culture has really been getting better and better here and I've nothing but good feelings about the hobby, and all of you.
I recently have been going through a lot of personal revelations and life is sort of pulling me in a new direction and I'm excited, I've realized some things, grown up a little, decided to pursue some new projects, and altogether things are changing and generally, it's good.
I haven't been paying much attention to my reef, though. Actually, it's almost a FOWLR except for a scant few "showpieces". I've really enjoyed my tank and all the little personalities in there, but I'm basically just going through the motions of filter change, carbon change, top off, etc. I hardly ever even have much time to just look at the thing.
SO, in an effort to possibly fund some of the new stuff I'll be doing, I'm going to try to sell my setup as a set.
Sorry about the short story, now here's the business part!
I won't be parting this out. If I can't sell the whole hobby, I'll just keep on topping off the water for now.
Make an offer. I know I may have priced high on one or two line items but I'm trying to set fair prices given the retail price and taking into consideration the good condition of most of my equipment. The display tank, for example, is practically brand new and has only had water in it for a few months.
There's a 20H sump in the stand, but you probably don't want it. I didn't like my baffle height but had already filled the tank, so I drilled a bunch of holes and one baffle cracked. It works, as long as the flow isn't too high, but it's not pretty and probably only suits me.
Here's a few photos showing some of the rockwork and livestock:
http://imgur.com/a/MoxIc
http://imgur.com/a/bHK7g
If you take the package I'll even toss in a swell RC helicopter I managed to pick up recently, but have no time for...
I recently have been going through a lot of personal revelations and life is sort of pulling me in a new direction and I'm excited, I've realized some things, grown up a little, decided to pursue some new projects, and altogether things are changing and generally, it's good.
I haven't been paying much attention to my reef, though. Actually, it's almost a FOWLR except for a scant few "showpieces". I've really enjoyed my tank and all the little personalities in there, but I'm basically just going through the motions of filter change, carbon change, top off, etc. I hardly ever even have much time to just look at the thing.
SO, in an effort to possibly fund some of the new stuff I'll be doing, I'm going to try to sell my setup as a set.
Sorry about the short story, now here's the business part!
Code:
75G RR Deep Blue: $ 225
Stand: $ 100
Vertex IN-100 Skimmer (brand new pump): $ 125
AquaFX Octopus RODI system: $ 275
Octopus will include my AquaFX float switch
and two 34g Brute cans, if you want 'em
CoralVue 4x54w with 10x1w moonlights: $ 200
Eheim 1260 pump: $ 150
JBJ 1600 GPH Ocean Pulse Wavemaker: $ 50
2 6" RBTAs: $ 60 ea
Softball sized torch: $ 80
Baseball sized frogspawn: $ 40
Mocha clown mated pair (female has one eye): $ 30
One Spot Foxface: $ 40
Flame Angel: $ 20
12" Engineer Goby (who is awesome): $ 50
4 blue-green reef chromis: $ 20
1 yellow tail damsel (extremely docile) $ 3
70 or 80 pounds of live rock, much (most) of
which is Tonga branch, including one very large
showpiece I got from kaylo back in the day: $200
20 or 30 pounds of dry rock: $ 30
assorted snails, hermits, conchs, and so on,
and a red knobby sea star that has never
munched coral in his long (3 years+) life
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Total: $1758
Price for CTARS member: $1250I won't be parting this out. If I can't sell the whole hobby, I'll just keep on topping off the water for now.
Make an offer. I know I may have priced high on one or two line items but I'm trying to set fair prices given the retail price and taking into consideration the good condition of most of my equipment. The display tank, for example, is practically brand new and has only had water in it for a few months.
There's a 20H sump in the stand, but you probably don't want it. I didn't like my baffle height but had already filled the tank, so I drilled a bunch of holes and one baffle cracked. It works, as long as the flow isn't too high, but it's not pretty and probably only suits me.
Here's a few photos showing some of the rockwork and livestock:
http://imgur.com/a/MoxIc
http://imgur.com/a/bHK7g
If you take the package I'll even toss in a swell RC helicopter I managed to pick up recently, but have no time for...
