90 gallon set-up not selling??

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90 gallon reef ready tank. It has built in overflow, canopy with 4 T-5's in it with bulbs still good, stand, Tunze 6125 flow rate is 3150gph only a yr old and very well taken care of, SUPPER REEF OCTOPUS 2000 skimmer. Best of the best for skimmers that's not over priced. Moon lights diy and cooling fans. ALL plumbing and possibly a reef octopus bio-pellet reactor with box. Tank has minor scratches.

So big question is why is this not selling? Is it better to part out then sell tank? I really need this tank sold because I can no longer keep up with everything. I'm down sizing to a 40gallon, but befor that i need to sell the purple tang.

The second ? is how small of a tank can the tang go in by it's self? Because my tank is getting really nasty with alge and can't bare seeing it like that.
 
Yeah...just your location and time of year....summer is the slowest time for new setups...wait till sept or so then re advertise...it'll be getting cooler...people will be indoors more...
 

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