Some Stuff to Get Rid Of

[bradleym]

I've gone through a lot of changes in the last few years, including a downsizing. I have 2 things that I really have no excuse for keeping, so I'm gonna check here to see if they can be useful.

First is this skimmer. It's an older Reef Octopus skimmer, rated for 300 gallons but I can't remember the model number. The bubble making part of the impellers probably ought to be replaced but they still work. The only real issue is the wire that broke on back of one of the pumps as shown below. I'm not in the mood to mess with it and I haven't used it in about a year, so... $100 or a good trade of some kind.

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[bradleym]

Next is a calcium reactor, and I was never really good with those. When I had a tank crash about 2 years ago I got tired of paying for a CO2 tank so I just unplugged it and let it sit. I had issues with the solenoid on the gas regulator every time it powered off and on again, so I just left it on all the time and ran bubbles at a set rate. By now I'm sure the probe sensor is also shot, but the rest of it should work fine. Same as above, $100 or a good trade.

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[bradleym]

If you think the prices are high, shoot me an offer. If you are wanting to trade, I'm looking for decent powerheads, decent sized LPS like hammer or frogspawn, or a Thompson's Tang or Lavender Tang. Oh, and you can have both for a good sized piece of Yellow Fiji Leather. Thanks for reading this far, and happy reefing!

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[bradleym]

Bump. $50 for each?

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[Djbeasley05]

Are you willing to sell the ph monitor separate?


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