Breaking Down Tank

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I'm in Jewett City/Griswold. I don't have much in there. Things never really took off since I did not plan properly and thought it would run as smoothly as my old biocube did (it did not) and now this hair algae I can't defeat and I don't really have the resources to keep it up.
I've got a pair of Ocellarius clowns and a Royal Gramma and a couple snails and hermits who need rehoming. There is a partially alive hammer and some orange zoas that are barely hanging on and green "furry" mushrooms and a couple devils finger - they're attached to rocks so I'd need you to cut them off the rocks because that's not really my forte. You're welcome to take all of the rock but it is covered in hair algae and needs to sit in a tub of peroxide or whatever for a while. I have some dry rock that I don't want either.
It's free. If I don't have a home for these guys in the next week I will bring them over to petco and throw the rock in the woods I guess lol.

After I get rid of the live stuff I will sell the light.

Thanks!
 
I'm in Jewett City/Griswold. I don't have much in there. Things never really took off since I did not plan properly and thought it would run as smoothly as my old biocube did (it did not) and now this hair algae I can't defeat and I don't really have the resources to keep it up.
I've got a pair of Ocellarius clowns and a Royal Gramma and a couple snails and hermits who need rehoming. There is a partially alive hammer and some orange zoas that are barely hanging on and green "furry" mushrooms and a couple devils finger - they're attached to rocks so I'd need you to cut them off the rocks because that's not really my forte. You're welcome to take all of the rock but it is covered in hair algae and needs to sit in a tub of peroxide or whatever for a while. I have some dry rock that I don't want either.
It's free. If I don't have a home for these guys in the next week I will bring them over to petco and throw the rock in the woods I guess lol.

After I get rid of the live stuff I will sell the light.

Thanks!
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I'm in Jewett City/Griswold. I don't have much in there. Things never really took off since I did not plan properly and thought it would run as smoothly as my old biocube did (it did not) and now this hair algae I can't defeat and I don't really have the resources to keep it up.
I've got a pair of Ocellarius clowns and a Royal Gramma and a couple snails and hermits who need rehoming. There is a partially alive hammer and some orange zoas that are barely hanging on and green "furry" mushrooms and a couple devils finger - they're attached to rocks so I'd need you to cut them off the rocks because that's not really my forte. You're welcome to take all of the rock but it is covered in hair algae and needs to sit in a tub of peroxide or whatever for a while. I have some dry rock that I don't want either.
It's free. If I don't have a home for these guys in the next week I will bring them over to petco and throw the rock in the woods I guess lol.

After I get rid of the live stuff I will sell the light.

Thanks!
I can take whatever livestock Kurt doesn't grab if you just need to clean out the tank. I'm also in Griswold.
 
Oh, minus the clowns, I don't think my pair would be too happy adding another pair. :-)
 

WHICH KIND OF INVERT HAS CAUSED THE MOST MISCHIEF IN YOUR TANK?

  • Sea urchins

    Votes: 9 21.4%
  • Hermit crabs

    Votes: 5 11.9%
  • Other crabs

    Votes: 4 9.5%
  • Shrimp

    Votes: 4 9.5%
  • Snails or conchs

    Votes: 2 4.8%
  • Sea stars

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Anemones

    Votes: 8 19.0%
  • None! My inverts are model citizens. :-)

    Votes: 8 19.0%
  • Something else (tell us in the comments)

    Votes: 2 4.8%
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