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30 gallon tank and stand

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I’m selling my 30 gallon tank and stand. The details are as follows:

30 gallon tank
1/4” thick low iron glass
23.5” wide by 17.75” deep by 17.75” high
No scratches, chips, etc.
Back covered in black vinyl (outside)

DIY stand
Built with 3/4” hard plywood
3 coats marine grade enamel on all surfaces (inside and out)
Very smooth finish on all surfaces (inside and out)
37.5” tall by 25.5” wide by 18.75” deep

The tank is not drilled, and I don’t know if the glass is tempered. The glass and seams are all in perfect condition, and the back is covered in black vinyl. The stand is very strong, and can hold way more weight than the tank/water/rock/sand/gear that you’ll have on it. It’s made from 3/4” hardwood ply, with all wood bonded together with generous wood glue and 1” brads. I used 3 coats of white marine-grade enamel on all surfaces with sanding before each coat. The result is a very nice, smooth, glossy white on all surfaces.

I can’t ship any of this, so local pickup only. I”m asking for $100 for the tank and stand (the other equipment shown is not included). I’m in the Madison, AL area. Please let me know if you have any questions!

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