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After running my 90 gallon reef tank in my office for ten years, it's come time to hang it up. I just removed the live rock and it's sitting in totes now with some water. The rock was all purchased from Marco rocks some ten years ago back when you could buy direct from him. I'll be honest, it's not completely pest free. There are aptasia and some bubble algae on it but is mostly covered with coralline algea and one is completely covered in mushrooms. There's about 80 lbs of rock there in five large chunks.

I've gotten rid of all the livestock and have the tank, hood, and stand left to go along with ten years worth of clutter and accessories to pick through still.
I'm not sure what it's really worth because I've been out of the hobby for a while now but I would think $3.00/lb would be a fare place to start. Or $240 for the whole lot. If I'm way off, please let me know.
PS. I also have three five gallon buckets full of dead coral skeletons if anybody is interested in that for rubble or whatever.

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