LF: 40ish gallon tank ASAP

[clevername]

Hey all

Im moving my fishtank tomorrow to the new house and would love a tank to setup before i do the move as a temp

Anyone have a 40 breeder or around that size? Would need to pick up ASAP

Ill be monitoring PMs otherwise mid tomorrow going to petco to get a tank

 

[TanksDad13]

Hey all



Im moving my fishtank tomorrow to the new house and would love a tank to setup before i do the move as a temp



Anyone have a 40 breeder or around that size? Would need to pick up ASAP



Ill be monitoring PMs otherwise mid tomorrow going to petco to get a tank

I have one you can borrow, I'm in Maryland Heights... think Hollywood Casino...


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[clevername]

I have one you can borrow, I'm in Maryland Heights... think Hollywood Casino...


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That would be amazing, BUT the issue is... i dont get my new 210 setup for over a month. So id like to buy a tank (id feel so bad just borrowing it for so long)

 

[TanksDad13]

Ok well come get it. I'm not sure if I'll need it for the next few years... just keep your eye out for a post in the future... [emoji1]


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[clevername]

Ok well come get it. I'm not sure if I'll need it for the next few years... just keep your eye out for a post in the future... [emoji1]


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sounds good, ill PM you with my contact info.

 

[reefslugs]

tank

tank

This is what a club is all about. Helping members.
I also have a tank I just took down. It's a 58 gallon tank, stand, sump, skimmer, return pump. I was trying to sell for $200.

 

[reefslugs]

light

light

I also have lighting if you need it.

 

[clevername]

The move went SOOOOO much better with a tank pre setup at the new house. If i didnt have a tank i would have to take EVERYTHING down into buckets (aration, water flow, heating...ect) then tear down the tank, clean everything, move it, set it up, fill and pace everything back in.

having a tank saved me soooo many hours not to mention the high potential to lose fish/corals.

Thanks all! I certainly will be joining the club. "no man is an island"

 

[TanksDad13]

The move went SOOOOO much better with a tank pre setup at the new house. If i didnt have a tank i would have to take EVERYTHING down into buckets (aration, water flow, heating...ect) then tear down the tank, clean everything, move it, set it up, fill and pace everything back in.

having a tank saved me soooo many hours not to mention the high potential to lose fish/corals.

Thanks all! I certainly will be joining the club. "no man is an island"

Happy to help.


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