JokerGirl
Whistler's Mother
I've got several different things that I'd really love to be rid of.
I'm overrun with BTA's again. Most are in the medium sized range and are 5-6" wide. Depending on the light they are under, they will appear different colours. For the most part they are orangish-green with pink tips. $30/each
I also have a complete tank setup. It is a 46g Acrylic tank built into it's stand with a halide, sump, pump, and Turboflotor 1000 Multi. It also has several power strips, timers, and an auto top off system in it. The tank needs a good buffing and cleaning, but it's otherwise not bad. I'd really love to get it out of my barn. $300 obo otherwise I'm going to part it out this weekend.
The last thing is a Marineland stand alone saltwater display system. It was bought from a LFS when it went out of business. I had intended to use it as a fry system for my clowns, but have ended up not having the time to do much with it.
It is dirty, but was fully functional when it was taken out of store. I do have both of the doors that are off of the front of it. We took them off in an attempt to disassemble it for moving, and realized we could do it another way. $1000 obo.
I will probably try and find time to power wash it this weekend.
Specs include:
MECHANICAL:
Size: 20"D x 511/2"L x 94"H (shipping height: 85")
Tilt: 201/2"D x 511/2"L x 861/2"H
Weight: 490 Lb. (Est.)
Floor-attached for seismic loads
System Gallon Capacity: 98 gallons
ELECTRIC:
ETL listed for permanent installation
Voltage: 115 VAC, 60 Hz
Current: Filtration/Circulation: 12.5 AMP
Lighting: 2.2 AMP
FILTRATION:
Mechanical Filter: 1 ea. Polyester Pad, 71/2"x 14"
Chemical Filter: 1 lb. Black Diamond Activated
Carbon in Carbon Filter Pack
Biological Filter: 1 ea. CBW-1
UV Treatment: Aquafine DW-300; 50,000
uWs/cm^2, @ 4,000 hrs.
"œNEW"WATER FROM TREATED WATER SUPPLY:
NoNE: Buyer supplies salt water as needed.
CIRCULATION/FILTRATION PUMP:
Pump:IWAKI MD-70RLT-115;1200 GPH;UL recognized
Display tank turns per hour (TPH): 8 TPH minimum
REFRIGERATION:
1/3 HP, R134A with Helical Heat Exchanger
Thermostat Controller, UL Listed.Temperature
Range 50-130°F. GFCI Protected
LIGHTING:
UL Listed light fixtures with polycarbonate lamp covers.
Lamps: 6 each 40 W., 48",T12, Rapid Start,
Fluorescent; 5,000K, 85 CRI, 20,000 Hr.
Life; 2820 Lumens (mean); GE SPX50 or
Philips Ultralume 50
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION:
Frame: Mild steel tubular welded construction,
epoxy powder coated
Doors: Polyurethane
Misc.Panels & Covers: Expanded PVC, ABS,Formica
I will take some photos tomorrow when I get home. It definitely needs to be cleaned up, but would probably make a good system for any kind of a breeding operation. Everything worked on it when it was taken out of the store.
Page 39 on this manual is what the system is:
http://www.marinelan...ical_manual.pdf
I'm overrun with BTA's again. Most are in the medium sized range and are 5-6" wide. Depending on the light they are under, they will appear different colours. For the most part they are orangish-green with pink tips. $30/each
I also have a complete tank setup. It is a 46g Acrylic tank built into it's stand with a halide, sump, pump, and Turboflotor 1000 Multi. It also has several power strips, timers, and an auto top off system in it. The tank needs a good buffing and cleaning, but it's otherwise not bad. I'd really love to get it out of my barn. $300 obo otherwise I'm going to part it out this weekend.
The last thing is a Marineland stand alone saltwater display system. It was bought from a LFS when it went out of business. I had intended to use it as a fry system for my clowns, but have ended up not having the time to do much with it.
It is dirty, but was fully functional when it was taken out of store. I do have both of the doors that are off of the front of it. We took them off in an attempt to disassemble it for moving, and realized we could do it another way. $1000 obo.
I will probably try and find time to power wash it this weekend.
Specs include:
MECHANICAL:
Size: 20"D x 511/2"L x 94"H (shipping height: 85")
Tilt: 201/2"D x 511/2"L x 861/2"H
Weight: 490 Lb. (Est.)
Floor-attached for seismic loads
System Gallon Capacity: 98 gallons
ELECTRIC:
ETL listed for permanent installation
Voltage: 115 VAC, 60 Hz
Current: Filtration/Circulation: 12.5 AMP
Lighting: 2.2 AMP
FILTRATION:
Mechanical Filter: 1 ea. Polyester Pad, 71/2"x 14"
Chemical Filter: 1 lb. Black Diamond Activated
Carbon in Carbon Filter Pack
Biological Filter: 1 ea. CBW-1
UV Treatment: Aquafine DW-300; 50,000
uWs/cm^2, @ 4,000 hrs.
"œNEW"WATER FROM TREATED WATER SUPPLY:
NoNE: Buyer supplies salt water as needed.
CIRCULATION/FILTRATION PUMP:
Pump:IWAKI MD-70RLT-115;1200 GPH;UL recognized
Display tank turns per hour (TPH): 8 TPH minimum
REFRIGERATION:
1/3 HP, R134A with Helical Heat Exchanger
Thermostat Controller, UL Listed.Temperature
Range 50-130°F. GFCI Protected
LIGHTING:
UL Listed light fixtures with polycarbonate lamp covers.
Lamps: 6 each 40 W., 48",T12, Rapid Start,
Fluorescent; 5,000K, 85 CRI, 20,000 Hr.
Life; 2820 Lumens (mean); GE SPX50 or
Philips Ultralume 50
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION:
Frame: Mild steel tubular welded construction,
epoxy powder coated
Doors: Polyurethane
Misc.Panels & Covers: Expanded PVC, ABS,Formica
I will take some photos tomorrow when I get home. It definitely needs to be cleaned up, but would probably make a good system for any kind of a breeding operation. Everything worked on it when it was taken out of the store.
Page 39 on this manual is what the system is:
http://www.marinelan...ical_manual.pdf
