Breaking down tank

[Leahkristinee]

We are piecing out our 32gal biocube the contents are as follows:

Price for the whole setup would be $4000

•The 32 gal biocube itself with a brand new return pump -we still have the original top with working lights
•An AI Prime - ~1 year old
•Mini protein skimmer
•Hang on side fuge with light, we used it to keep up our pod population with its currently full of. With two pieces of live rock and a handful of dragons breath. We’ve also had a very tiny sinulara living in there - a piece of the very nicely bright purple and green one.
•An ATO - I’m unsure of the brand

•A frostbite clown pair - we’ve owned them for roughly a year and a half - mentioned later in post; a large colony of pulsing Xenia on an incredible tree shaped old piece of hard coral has hosted these clowns for about a year - I would love to see them go together
•A captive bred psychedelic mandarin pair - also had them for about a year and a half. They eat frozen and pellets and the female is VERY pregnant currently. They’re quite hard to get pictures of.
•A random assortment of snails and crabs

•A full tank of live rock most with corals attached to them and covered in coralline. I’m unsure of how many pounds it comes out to but it’s a lot.
•5 rock flower anemones - one is very large as very cool zebra black and white
•1 Green tipped torch with purple tentacles
•1 very small golden cristata
•An ~8in tall sinulara (it’s a very large piece in our tank) it’s attached to a small piece of drift wood, which is attached to a very large very beautiful piece of old coral with multiple fans coming up.
•Another smaller sinulara with really nice coloring ~3 inches ; a very purple base with very bright green polyps.
•Large pipe organ (~5 inches across) on an arch shaped rock. Must be taken with the rock because it would be difficult to remove any of it. The rock is probably ~12-15 inches end to end.
•A large conch shell with firework glove polyps ~10-15 polyps
•A tree shaped piece of old hard coral with a TON of pulsing Xenia on it. We have had no issues with any of it spreading throughout the tank. I would *recommend taking this piece with the clowns as it has hosted them for about a year now and they love it.
•Quickly growing colony of lime green blastos ~10-15 heads.
•A very large rock with ~12 different types of zoas and one Duncan. To name some; bloodsuckers, radioactive, pandora, fruit loops, utter chaos, fire and ice, and very nice blue zoas I’m unaware of the name.
•A very large toadstool ~4-5 inches in diameter and ~5 inches tall on a rock with some nuclear palys.


If I named anything incorrectly I apologize, we’ve only been in the hobby for about a year and half but have had major success with our tank and all of our fish and coral and very happy and healthy. Located in new London ct, I prefer not to ship at this time

 

[bsr2430]

Per forum rules, we must put a price on this.

Here’s why you should always put a price on something instead of offers:
I offer you three dollars? Pretty sure you’ll say no or tell me to go &@/$ myself. I would then return and say what’s the lowest you’ll go?
That’s why you should always ask a price...

 

[Leahkristinee]

Per forum rules, we must put a price on this.

Here’s why you should always put a price on something instead of offers:
I offer you three dollars? Pretty sure you’ll say no or tell me to go &@/$ myself. I would then return and say what’s the lowest you’ll go?
That’s why you should always ask a price...

thank you, updated with price.

 

[maroma]

Question: What kind of tank is the one hanging with a light?

 

[maroma]

How much for that if your breaking down tank

that's kool

 

[tiabakshi]

How much for the clownfish pair ?

 

[Tommytom]

How much for the dragonets