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I need to sell a large SW tank fast, but I don’t know how. Looking for advice please. 230-235g tank, cherry wood stand with canopy, trigger sump ( have to measure but it takes up more then half the space underneath, has 4 sections), octopus skimmer, BRS deluxe carbon filter, live rock, extra supplies, pump and prob more. The plumbing leaked, the tank is fine, my guess is the pipe got loose that attaches to the tank underneath, I could see the water coming from the pipe joints. No fish or corals.

I was going to price 1k or BO? to move it as fast as possible. Overall it cost over 5k but I know they depreciate. Where are the best places to post?

FB marketplace can be a nightmare!! I need someone who understands this huge tank weighs a LOT and a truck is needed along with very strong people…
Any advice is very much appreciated! Working on getting pics.
 
PS I’m in Austin TX ( had it in my head this was an Austin group lol)
 
Small Tanks can move fast, but Large Tanks not so much. The logistics are difficult and many people do not want something that large. You may have better luck selling off the pieces.
 

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