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210 7' Reef Tank and Stand - Central Cali

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I have a beautiful 210 gallon tank and stand for sale. This is a system that is still running for another week, when it will be transfered to my new 300 gallon inwall. This is a very High End system that grew a ton of beautiful SPS Coral. It has a Cherry finished cabinets custom made for the tank. The tank is designed to be viewed from 3 sides but it can also be put up against a wall. The stand is actually 3 separate parts. The tank is glass w/ 2 1.25" overflows. the tank dimensions are 84"x24"x24". The stand bottom is 7' long. then there is a matching side cabinet that is 7'tall and 2' wide and 2' deep. and then there is a matching 7' long 2' high canopy that all fits together. The really cool thing, is i have a winch that comes w/ the system that lifts the canopy off the tank for easy access!!! Like is Said, this is a nice system.

Oh, and i will sell the basic parts w/ the system if the person wants. If so, it will be $2000 for everything. You would get. In ( ) is the cost new!

210 Gallon Visio Tank - $1000
3 matching Cabinet pieces $1200
Sequence Dart Return Pump - 3600 gallons per hour $300
Wavy Sea return - connected to the dart $300
65 gallon glass sump that is already drilled for the dart $150
20gallon fuge drilled and plumbed to the 65 gallon sump $75
3 Coralvue 250 watt ballasts $300
3 Lumenbright Reflectors $350
3 20K Radium bulbs $250
1 Icecap 660 ballast $150
the canopy is already wired and mounted for 2 72" Super Actinic VHO's that come with the package!!! $100
In total that is over $4000 worth of equipment not to mention, im gonna throw in all the plubing. This was designed very well w/ true union ball valves. Everythign comes apart w/ the turn of a union. This woudl be very easy to take apart and put back together!

Like i said, you can buy just the tank and stand, or the whole setup! Your Choice!

This tank is still running for another week. If you want to come see it before i take it down, just email me and we'll work it out!!!!

here are some links to pictures of the setup!

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a119/JNye/Ryan/July 09/FTS.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a119/JNye/Ryan/July 09/tankPic2.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a119/JNye/Ryan/July 09/TankPic1.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a119/JNye/Ryan/April/TankShot4.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a119/JNye/Ryan/tank1.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a119/JNye/Ryan/P1040066.jpg
 

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