FS 150 gallon 48x24x31

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Selling my 150 gallon 48x24x31 Reef Ready,drilled tank.

- It has a internal coast to coast overflow with two 1.5 drains and one 1.5 return that splits into four 3/4 locline returns.
-Comes with a 1/4inch screen top.
-no scratches

-comes with a Steel Stand that is powder coated and unfinished wood panels that can be easily finished and stained/painted the color of your choice.

$300 for the tank and stand

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Not yet, my last hail mary is switching tank and then lights.

Then if im still having issues then im done but that will down the road.

I dont like giving up.
 
Bills 110g?
 
Mysterious....

Ha ha not really, i buying Bill's "105gallon" not 110 so i guess that was close enough.

The winner can claim the prize of my 150 tank and steel stand for $299 ;)

Should be picking it up this weekend and then the fun begins on swapping tanks out and re-scaping, hanging a canopy,plumbing.
 
if it makes the deal better, im willing to sell my custom diy stand and canopy. lots of trim/molding work, built like a tank. pictures dont do this justice, $600/obo for the custom stand, canopy and tank or $300 for the steel stand and tank.

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Agree that pics don't do it justice,last time I saw it truly beautiful tank,stand,canopy.........good luck with sale........
 
I wish you was in new orleans
 
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