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180 gallon tank drilled for external overflow

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$500
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I am selling a 180 gallon aquarium drilled for reef applications. The tank measures 72”x 24”x24” or 6’ long 2’ deep and 2’ tall.

I am selling the tank ONLY. The bulkheads will be removed for reuse on another build. No stand included. It weighs somewhere between 300-400 pounds empty.

The glass is standard and the silicone seams look decent. It holds water. It is not full in the pictures because the plumbing is disconnected from the backside and it’s in my house.

There are quite a bit of scratches in the glass to be honest, but when full of water you do not see most of them. I tried to capture this in the pictures but it’s tough.

The holes drilled are two returns that accept 3/4” return lines and the overflow is drilled to accept a tideline overflow or a synergy reef shadow overflow and those holes measure 63mm or 2.48 inches.

If your interested, you can come see it holding water and inspect it. I will not deliver and it will require at least 4 strong people to move it.

Also included are 3 screen tops.
Located in Centerton AR

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