WTB - Medium/Large Acrylic tank or sump

[CMReefer]

As the title says, looking for an acrylic tank to use as a sump for my new 240g. Condition (scratches) are not a big deal as long as it holds water

Length: 36" - 72"
Width: 15" - 20"
Height: No more than 20"

If anyone has something in this size range that they'll let go of for under $100 please let me know. Only one side needs to be clear. Will consider glass, but prefer acrylic so I can drill as necessary.


Thanks a million!
Danny

 

[CMReefer]

P.S. The bigger the better

 

[Crusty Old Shellback]

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=830888

See item #2. Make me an offer.

 

[CMReefer]

blown63chevy,

Thanks, but all that built in filtration would go to waste for me. Better that someone gets that who will use it as a tank! It's a good size and price....

Thanks Again
Danny

 

[bassnman11]

I have a 55 gal glass 48x16x17 I was going to make a sump out of. Has a few scratches but completely resealed and leak tested. $50 in Corona.

 

[clsund]

If you're interested, I have a large sump 40"x16"x18" made by Socal Creations. But it'll definitely be more than $100. Let me know if you're interested.

 

[H22ATypeS]

I have about 10 48" x 18" x 15" Clear for life tanks....75.00 each...it does have holes drill on each upper corner...but I can patch those easy.

 

[sandiegan]

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=869141

Check out the sump there.

 

[saurus]

I have a 48x18x20 glass sump. I just took it down and I need to have it removed. No cracks and does not leak. There is a hole which is patched. It can be opened back up and utililized or just left covered. It does not leak at all. I will let it go for $50.00.

I am located near where the 210 and 605 fwy meet. Cheers,

Clint

 

[ReefMeister2]

This sump is too small for your system, however, if you decide to do two sumps (seperate refugium, etc) then it'd be perfect:

36x15x16 $80 firm

Frankly, if I were you, I'd be looking for a 100 gallon/5-foot acrylic tank that is Eurobraced and install two sets of baffles to make three compartments out of it.

Better yet: try to plumb through a wall into your garage, sideyard, or closet...whatever is adjacent to the main tank to make a seperate equipment room. Space under tank stands is just too limiting and space constraining.
Good luck

 

[slavearm]

Who said you can't drill glass? Man... that was the most stressful holedrilling experience ever.