Looking for large acrylic tank
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mrx66699
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?????? why the bump....Are you legitimately looking for a large tank.....a few people on here have said we have ones for sale and Im not sure about them but I havent received a pm or anything what about you Lacy....and I was at CRF the other day and they still had one ....are you looking for a certain size or style
RcToners
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The bump is because I am looking for a large acrylic tank. CRF tank is only a 265, I spoke when them several days ago. I would prefer a tank larger then a 300gal, a 300gal is at the bottom end of what I am looking for. Lacy's tank deminsions were posted after the bump, your tank is not ready as per your post and I assumed if you were serious about selling it you would have included deminsions and a price. I would prefer a larger tank then a 300gal. Lacys tank is to short for my personal preference but once again the dimensions were posted after the bump.
nyvp
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http://miami.craigslist.org/brw/for/2140897789.html
I went by to look at this tank . it needs to be buff'd out but has potential if your looking for something large in acrylic.
I went by to look at this tank . it needs to be buff'd out but has potential if your looking for something large in acrylic.
RcToners
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He says the filter is attatched to the back of the tank? Is there anyway to remove the filter and run a sump on this tank? When I spoke with him I couldnt get to many details about the tank.
I am looking for a tank at least 96*24*30 so his tank might work depending on the ability to remove the filter.
mrx66699
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It can be removed with a little work. You are going to cut it off and sand down the excess left from the cuts or not even worry about it if its going to be out of sight. I have all the tools you would need let me know if you need assistance.
if its outside the back of the tank you just cut it off.....if its inside the tank then its going to be a little more work and you have some options to cover the cuts and sanding if the back is clear you can just buff it out if its black I would suggest just cutting everything out and gluing in a new black back to the existing back once its sanded smooth after the removal of the filter
if its outside the back of the tank you just cut it off.....if its inside the tank then its going to be a little more work and you have some options to cover the cuts and sanding if the back is clear you can just buff it out if its black I would suggest just cutting everything out and gluing in a new black back to the existing back once its sanded smooth after the removal of the filter
RcToners
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Thank you for the offer to help, I think I might just go ahead and purchase a tank brand new. I cant seem to find one that is 100% what I am looking for. I purchased my last tank used due to the price and have just been unhappy ever since. I will keep every one posted
jorgeldelapaz
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Any used acrylic tank is going to need some work done on it ,like buffing .
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