Red Sea Max E-170 - $700

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1 Year Old Red Sea Max E-170 has all original components in great working order. It also has an Ehiem Jager heater (1 year old) and 2 Tunze 6040 controllable powerheads (4months old). The powerheads come with the connection cable to all them to be linked. The lighting up top is a Hydra26HD (1 year old). You can also have the rock and sand that are in it. I can not deliver this system so you must come pick it up. You can learn more about the system at http://www.redseafish.com/…/max-aquarium-syst…/max-e-series/. One cool feature it has is that you can convert it to have a sump down below! It was purchased from aquatic critter one year ago on May 28th.

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Hey Jason... Is there any reason that you are getting rid of the MAX E-170. Because I am looking into getting this tank within a couple of months from now. Just doing all my homework first.

Thanks,

Dan
 
Hey Jason... Is there any reason that you are getting rid of the MAX E-170. Because I am looking into getting this tank within a couple of months from now. Just doing all my homework first.

Thanks,

Dan
I just wanted to go bigger. I replaced it with a Red Sea Reefer 425XL. it's a great tank, you'll probably really enjoy it.
 
I just wanted to go bigger.

I feel that I am going to be the same way, if I get the 170. My gut is telling me to get the Max E-260... but it's $800 more. I was like this when I first got into the hobby back in 2005. Had a small 26gal bowfront and 2 years later upgrade to a 46gal. But then I hit the pause button when I got married and had to lose the tank :oops:. But I got wife approval at first for the Max-E nano. But we looked at the 170 and we both liked it. I know how this hobby can be, you always want to go bigger.:cool: But your red sea reefer 425 is crazy. o_Oo_Oo_O
 
I feel that I am going to be the same way, if I get the 170. My gut is telling me to get the Max E-260... but it's $800 more. I was like this when I first got into the hobby back in 2005. Had a small 26gal bowfront and 2 years later upgrade to a 46gal. But then I hit the pause button when I got married and had to lose the tank :oops:. But I got wife approval at first for the Max-E nano. But we looked at the 170 and we both liked it. I know how this hobby can be, you always want to go bigger.:cool: But your red sea reefer 425 is crazy. o_Oo_Oo_O

I think the Reefer/Max 200s are a wonderful target. It's really hard to find your sweet spot, and the Max 170 is a great tank, and expanding with a sump later is also a cool feature.
 
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