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A.G.E. Rimless Aquarium - 183 Gallons (Zip 48103)

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The time has come for me to take a step back from my large reef tank. It's a custom Rimless A.G.E. (Acrylic and Glass Exhibits) Aquarium measuring 48"L x 36"W x 24.5"H, which is 183 gallons.

  • 1/2" Starfire on three viewable sides
  • 1" PVC bottom
  • 3/4" Return with Oceans Motions Omni Flex nozzle
  • 1.5" Drain with space saving Durso (silent!)
  • Black Silicone
  • CNC'd overflow cover
  • Black backround
  • Custom powdercoated Steel Stand with PVC bottom and back
  • Blacked-out sump
  • Blacked out top-off resevoir
  • Plumbing included
  • Custom "Light Tree"
Selling all of the above for $2,000

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This goes on to focus on the animals, buit gives you a good feel for the aquarium:


Other items avialable NOT included:

  • SWC Mini S Cone Skimmer $300
  • ELOS Osmolator auto top-off $125
  • 2 x Stealth heaters (250W) $15 each
  • 1/3 HP Pacific Coast Chiller $300
  • Eheim 1262 $120

PLEASE NOTE that nothing will be available for pick-up until the last week of August/first week of September. That is when my livesotck will be getting picked up by their new owners, and all equipment will be in use until then. You're more than welcome to come check anything out prior to that however.​
 
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Thanks guys!

No plans on driving to FL but I'll be flying there in two weeks! I don't think the set-up would fit in my car either ;) I'll throw in two tickets to U of M vs. Wisconsin game in two weeks if you feel like a little road trip! :tongue:
 

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