Tank Razed
New member
Hello Iowa reefers,
I'm in the process of cleaning out a storage room and I have a lot of reef equipment that I need gone. I'm going to price this stuff to get it out of here fast, but as a result I won't hold anything. First come first serve,
I'll start with the fish tanks:
20 gal. long aquarium (12" x 12" x 30") - $5
15 gal. tank (24" x 12" x 12") drilled on one end w/ 2 1&3/4 " holes - $5
20 gal. tank (12" x 16" x 24") plus iron stand, lid and reg. florescent light - $10
other stuff:
Kent marine phosban reactor - $10
3 x MJ 1200 powerheads with prop modification - $10 each (I'll include an extra shaft and prop with each one if you would like to try to re-do the mod, but they all work as-is)
Excalibur HOB protein skimmer -Good for smaller tanks (<50gal) needs a venturi powerhead (not included) - $5
350 watt won pro titanium heater - $10
50 watt won pro titanium heater - $5
5 x Intermatic light timers (the kind with the red and green tabs) - $5 for all 5 (these aren't grounded timers, so don't plan on using them for your halides)
Milwaukee CD 97 TDS meter - $5
A complete top-up system- This includes the float switch connected to an outlet, the pump and tubing. All you need to do to have an auto top-up is set the float switch in your sump and drop the pump into some type of water container (I used a brute trash can) and you are good to go - $20
FREE STUFF:
I have two visi-therm glass heaters. One is a 25 watt and one is a 300 watt. I haven't tested these in years, but a visual inspection shows no damage. These are free, and come with no warranties express or implied that you will not kill yourself or your tank inhabitants with these. I don't trust glass heaters, but I have no reason to suspect that there is any problems with these. So, use at your own risk.
I also have a nice piece of cast acrylic tubing that is 18" tall and 8" wide. It has a square piece of acrylic attached to the bottom and a lid that attaches with hex-nuts. It has a small hole with bulkhead attached to one side. It was once a CaRx, but proved to be too large to run efficiently. I think it could be made into a nice DIY kalk-stirrer
I think thats it. I also have a large library of reef keeping books that I will sell in a little while, but if anyone is looking for any particular book let me know, I probably have it.
I can email pictures of anything if anyone wishes, but it might take me a day or so to get them to you. Also, I am willing to trade anything for some canning jars [real canning jars (i.e. Ball, etc.) not rinsed out spaghetti sauce cans]
Thanks for reading
-Marcus
Oh, btw I am located in Iowa City, just a few miles off of I-80
I'm in the process of cleaning out a storage room and I have a lot of reef equipment that I need gone. I'm going to price this stuff to get it out of here fast, but as a result I won't hold anything. First come first serve,
I'll start with the fish tanks:
20 gal. long aquarium (12" x 12" x 30") - $5
15 gal. tank (24" x 12" x 12") drilled on one end w/ 2 1&3/4 " holes - $5
20 gal. tank (12" x 16" x 24") plus iron stand, lid and reg. florescent light - $10
other stuff:
Kent marine phosban reactor - $10
3 x MJ 1200 powerheads with prop modification - $10 each (I'll include an extra shaft and prop with each one if you would like to try to re-do the mod, but they all work as-is)
Excalibur HOB protein skimmer -Good for smaller tanks (<50gal) needs a venturi powerhead (not included) - $5
350 watt won pro titanium heater - $10
50 watt won pro titanium heater - $5
5 x Intermatic light timers (the kind with the red and green tabs) - $5 for all 5 (these aren't grounded timers, so don't plan on using them for your halides)
Milwaukee CD 97 TDS meter - $5
A complete top-up system- This includes the float switch connected to an outlet, the pump and tubing. All you need to do to have an auto top-up is set the float switch in your sump and drop the pump into some type of water container (I used a brute trash can) and you are good to go - $20
FREE STUFF:
I have two visi-therm glass heaters. One is a 25 watt and one is a 300 watt. I haven't tested these in years, but a visual inspection shows no damage. These are free, and come with no warranties express or implied that you will not kill yourself or your tank inhabitants with these. I don't trust glass heaters, but I have no reason to suspect that there is any problems with these. So, use at your own risk.
I also have a nice piece of cast acrylic tubing that is 18" tall and 8" wide. It has a square piece of acrylic attached to the bottom and a lid that attaches with hex-nuts. It has a small hole with bulkhead attached to one side. It was once a CaRx, but proved to be too large to run efficiently. I think it could be made into a nice DIY kalk-stirrer
I think thats it. I also have a large library of reef keeping books that I will sell in a little while, but if anyone is looking for any particular book let me know, I probably have it.
I can email pictures of anything if anyone wishes, but it might take me a day or so to get them to you. Also, I am willing to trade anything for some canning jars [real canning jars (i.e. Ball, etc.) not rinsed out spaghetti sauce cans]
Thanks for reading
-Marcus
Oh, btw I am located in Iowa City, just a few miles off of I-80
Unfortunately I didn't end up with the stuff. Wish I would of, good prices for whoever did!
