120G Tank Tear Down

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Hello I have a 120gallon tank that I want to tear down as I no longer have the time to take care of. I have over 50 individual bubble tip anemone on multiple rocks which are pretty much impossible to remove in singles. Also have a pair of snowflake clownfish, a 2"-3" surgeon, a sand goby with pistol shrimp, and some different shrimp. As anyone in this hobby I have multiple accessories, 36" ICE CAP Sump, Pumps, protein skimmer hat was bought this year. if anyone is interested please contact me I am willing to work out good pricing. Obviously I want to rehome the the fish and corals first before tearing the tank down.
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Hello I have a 120gallon tank that I want to tear down as I no longer have the time to take care of. I have over 50 individual bubble tip anemone on multiple rocks which are pretty much impossible to remove in singles. Also have a pair of snowflake clownfish, a 2"-3" surgeon, a sand goby with pistol shrimp, and some different shrimp. As anyone in this hobby I have multiple accessories, 36" ICE CAP Sump, Pumps, protein skimmer hat was bought this year. if anyone is interested please contact me I am willing to work out good pricing. Obviously I want to rehome the the fish and corals first before tearing the tank down.
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