PHOENIX - everything must go

Jason Scalise

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RedSea 425XL glass panel seam failure this morning.
will be scrapping system and starting over (eventually).
Successful SPS tank.

NO COST IF YOU CAN GET THEM TODAY (11-7-22)
Happy to give corals and fish to good home...you just need to come get them in northwest Phoenix.
most are SPS frags at this point...wish some more established.

CORALS (see pics below)

Fish

2 orange bar zebra
4 firefish
1 6-line
one clam.

Also would be interested in departing with equipment if interested as I will be starting over.
highlights include
neptune CORE-20 return pump and controllers
Nyos 160 skimmer
Aquamaxx small reactors
neptune WAV pumps x2
AI Hydra 26 LED lights x2

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I'm at work right now but I've got a recently established 125 that has plenty of room. I'm at 75th and Thunderbird and can take whatever you need me to. I'll be home around 5.
 
thanks to everyone who replied and offered help. Very much appreciated.
I was able to get everything situated.
just closing the loop. I no longer have anything to give away.
The room is rather quiet now, however.
disaster today...but looking forward to new build.
At least I was home today and not out of town which is often the case...
 
Sorry for you, this post just pushed me over the edge...I was going to pull the trigger on a Red Sea cause they seem to be readily available in the 150 gallon tank size range, I'll just order something else and wait for it... This really sucks for you....Sorry man! I realize it can happen with any brand but I've seen too many posts about this....
 
agreed. there are also plenty of reports of newer versions failing in the same way. Mine was purchased in Summer of 2018 but the notion that a previously faulty issue has now been addressed (like a car recall or something) does not seem to be universally true.
Sure, most of these do not fail. But personally, I could never put one back in my house and be thinking one day, this could fail without warning. that would make no sense to me. That said, I know many, many people are doing just fine with theirs.
If one in a thousand times (or even one in ten thousand, perhaps) you took an elevator it might plummet to the basement....you would always take the stairs, no?
 

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