Henry Colf
New member
I'm going to be selling my entire setup. I started my own business back in August and have been slammed with work. That's a good thing these days. The bad thing for me is that i'm gone usually for a month at a time and get anywhere from 7-10 days in between the next job. It seems that noone in my home is willing to or has the desire to take care of my tank while i'm away. So i'm kinda being forced to do this. I'm tired of fighting with my wife and my 15 yr. old son. So i'm looking to get 850.00 for the entire setup.
Here's whats included:
90 gal rr tank (marineland)
around 60 lbs. of live rock
reef keeper 2 controller w/ temp probe and has port for ph monitor.
2 month old Bubble Magus NAC-6
20 gal sump
2 x 119 watt leds fixtures (6 months old)
Finnex- 300 watt titanium heater
Hippo Tang
Coral Beauty Angel
Sailfin Tang
6 line wrasse
assorted favia frags
zooanthids and Paly colonies
assorted chalices
a few sps colonies
I also have a bunch of BRS supplies from the last group buy.
I also have a 40 gallon sump
2 18 gallon tanks
and a bunch of other stuff laying around
I am in Indiana until the 17th of December so I can't post any recent photos as I have none with me. Please keep it to pm's and I would prefer selling this as a whole setup at this time. Thanks, Henry
Here's whats included:
90 gal rr tank (marineland)
around 60 lbs. of live rock
reef keeper 2 controller w/ temp probe and has port for ph monitor.
2 month old Bubble Magus NAC-6
20 gal sump
2 x 119 watt leds fixtures (6 months old)
Finnex- 300 watt titanium heater
Hippo Tang
Coral Beauty Angel
Sailfin Tang
6 line wrasse
assorted favia frags
zooanthids and Paly colonies
assorted chalices
a few sps colonies
I also have a bunch of BRS supplies from the last group buy.
I also have a 40 gallon sump
2 18 gallon tanks
and a bunch of other stuff laying around
I am in Indiana until the 17th of December so I can't post any recent photos as I have none with me. Please keep it to pm's and I would prefer selling this as a whole setup at this time. Thanks, Henry