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Marineland 265 gallons.

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1,500 OBO.
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This is a Reef Ready Marineland 265 gallons Aquarium.

It was completely resealed less about 8 months ago as preventive maintenance due to it being such a large aquarium, it hold water with no issues.

Glass is in good conditions
Painted black background, needs to be touched up.
The tank its self measure,

84"L x 24"W x 30"H


The aquarium comes with a black stand and a 75 gallons tank that was used as a sump for it making it a total system of over 300 gallons.
I have a return pump and a few other items I can throw in with the tank if you like.

Only reason that I'm letting it go is because I'm getting a bigger custom tank builded and I need the space for it.

Asking 1,500 for tank, stand, 75 gallons tank (sump) O.B.O

***This tank is extremely heavy and you will need at minimum 2 strong man to move it.

I can help loaded.
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*bump* but also... I can't imagine 2 guys moving this glass tank. ;) glws
Well, I should Emphasize more on the word STRONG lol

When I moved it last time we had to go up a stairs (about 7 steps) but the steps were really narrow so it was only 2 of us doing it.
And to put it on its stand and back down its just the 2 of us too.
But you are right, definitely should be more ppl..
 

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