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After a total meltdown of the tank I am gonna sell most of it to convert it to a sweet planted freshwater tanks. So let the selling begin right.

[h=2]Reef Octopus XP 2000 external Cone skimmer $300.00[/h]Reef Octopus waste auto shut off $ 100.00

Chiller - 1/4 HP $ 300.00

Lots of rock: Most ( 80 + LBS) I have taken out for the dyoff to complete its death cycle.. 40+ lbs still in the tank. $200.00 for all rock which is basically free... LOL

Will trade toward fresh water supplies too. Need large drift wood as this is a 180.
 
Eric, I heard you had a crash. I feel for you and hate to hear it...

I think I have a bunch of drift wood that has piled up at the bridge on our property let me see what I can find down there. You may just need to dry it out good. (like I know anything about driftwood.)
 
lol, thanks... I will probably soak it in the pond for a bit.. Yeah stinks to have a crash but that is the risk of keeping reef right. I figure a large planted tank with lots of smaller schools will be pretty cool too.. Neons should look great under 15k.
 
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sorry for you loss.. :sad:

what kinda of chiller is it? age etc;
 
I forgot... lol... inline, post the brand when I get home. Age, 4 years maybe?
 
Very sorry to hear about the tank Eric :(

I have a very nice large piece of driftwood I collected a few years ago with plans of putting it in a large FW planted tank. I can send you a pic if you would like. I used pieces from it in my 29 and never had any issues. Would be willing to trade for something I can use of whatever value you think it's worth.

Chris
 
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Crappy phone pic I just took in the garage of said piece of driftwood. It's approx 3.5 ft wide.
 
Looking for a Tunze osmolator top off, maybe a controller, other supplies/things I need for a smaller tank etc...
 
The chiller is an aqualogic.

I will also be selling 2 MP40's For $250 each.
 
Ok so here is what I have for sale:

Super Reef Octopus XP 2000 external Cone skimmer $300.00 . sweet skimmer.

Reef Octopus waste auto shut off $ 100.00 almost new.

Ecotech MP40's (x 2) $250 each or $450 for both.

Aqualogic inline 1/4hp Chiller - 1/4 HP $ 300.00 w/ mag 5 pump included.

Lots of rock: Most ( 80 + LBS) I have taken out for the dyoff to complete its death cycle.. 40+ lbs still in the tank. $200.00 for all rock which is basically free... LOL

Like I said, I will trade toward freshwater.
 
I live on a lake and can get you all the driftwood you can dream of lol Pm if interested
 
Ok so here is what I have for sale:

Super Reef Octopus XP 2000 external Cone skimmer $300.00 . sweet skimmer.

Reef Octopus waste auto shut off $ 100.00 almost new.

Aqualogic Delta Star DS-3 inline 1/4hp Chiller - 1/4 HP $ 300.00 w/ mag 5 pump included.

Lots of rock: Most ( 120 + LBS) I have taken out for the dyoff to complete its death cycle.. $200.00 for all rock which is basically free...LOL

Like I said, I will trade toward freshwater.
 
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Ok so here is what I have for sale:


BRS doser pumps (2) $40.00 for both or $25.00 each. ( come with two part and the hoses)
Super Reef Octopus XP 2000 external Cone skimmer $250.00 . sweet skimmer.

Reef Octopus waste auto shut off $ 75.00 almost new.

Aqualogic Delta Star DS-3 inline 1/4hp Chiller - 1/4 HP $ 275.00 w/ mag 5 pump included.

Lots of rock: Most ( 120 + LBS) I have taken out for the dyoff to complete its death cycle.. $100.00 for all rock which is basically free...LOL
 
Update: as of 4/22/14

Ok so here is what I have for sale:


Super Reef Octopus XP 2000 external Cone skimmer $250.00 . sweet skimmer.

Aqualogic Delta Star DS-3 inline 1/4hp Chiller - 1/4 HP $ 275.00 w/ mag 5 pump included.

Lots of rock: Most ( 120 + LBS) I have taken out for the dyoff to complete its death cycle.. $100.00 for all rock which is basically free...LOL​
 

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