Selling 100gal acrylic tank-

scouncil · Jun 23, 2008

Rounded corners, still set up and running, though I'm not running the lights very much. Comes with sump/bioballs, overflow (it's not drilled), skimmer and lights (48" corallife) and 20gal tank underneath that holds the sump. It's got gravel in it (I think it's crushed coral). Tank has some minor scratches on it, but is really in pretty good shape. I'm keeping the return pump, but everything else goes (equipment wise), I'm keeping all the fish and rocks of course.

I've got someone interested in buying the light, but I'd rather sell the whole thing if possible. If I don't have any interest, I'll take the set up down, clean the bio balls and sump out pretty soon. It's reef ready. There is a stand and it looks ok, but would need some work (I'm really surprised it's still standing....).

Asking $400, but would consider offers. Doesn't anybody with a small tank want to upgrade to a bigger tank?
Susan

Garth Schafluetzel · Jun 23, 2008

could be interested but it would have to wait a month or two lol can you give some more info what type skimmer and what was the previouse livestock. and whats the reason for selling

TritonsGarden · Jun 23, 2008

got pics?

ironman · Jun 23, 2008

Ya susan, post picks and demintions.

AlexStinson · Jun 25, 2008

I think i would be very interested susan, Ill have to check howmuch $$ i have

scouncil · Jun 25, 2008

It's 58"long, 20" tall and 18"wide. Had corals and fish in it. It's got crushed coral little rubble in the bottom instead of sand, if you want that too. I'll have to look at the skimmer to see what kind it is, but I'm not sure that it works very well. I know they are pretty simple, so maybe one of the SW gurus (Bryan,Brandon or some of the other brilliant friends that we have) could make it work better. The sump has the bioballs. I want to keep the return pump (never know when you need one....)

I'll see if I can post pics. I just moved all the fish out and it was in the dark for about 8 weeks. I've cleaned it some, but it needs some more work. The stand needs work if you want to use it. It's usable with some shoring up.

The light bar is a coral life 48"bar without the MH. I could keep the low light stuff pretty easily, but clams were a no go.

scouncil · Jun 25, 2008

Gosh, it really does look dirty. The back wall is pretty dirty and that's one of those tacky coral picture in the back.....

Here's a picture of the corners-

and the light-

scouncil · Jun 25, 2008

Oh, and I'm selling because I got a 220gal tank and I can't take care of both....
Susan

AlexStinson · Jun 25, 2008

im all about this... 14 is way hurting me

scouncil · Jun 26, 2008

OK, I've got a couple of people interested, so hopefully I can sell this and get it out of my house.

Patrick has his 125 listed in the dry goods section too. I know it's just a tank, but still...
Susan

AlexStinson · Jun 26, 2008

I could defenatly make it dissappear soon

AlexStinson · Jun 26, 2008

still available?

scouncil · Jun 28, 2008

Sold. Thanks!

scouncil · Jun 30, 2008

Sold! Thanks!

revhtree · Jun 30, 2008

Woot was it local?

scouncil · Jun 30, 2008

Yes, Alex in our club bought it (he has the 14gal nanocube). He wanted bigger.....

AlexStinson · Jun 30, 2008

:) biocube was a bit crowded

scouncil · Jul 3, 2008

I hear Bryan and Tommy have lots of nice corals they will divide and sell (as in BEFORE they take them to a LFS to sell). I have tons of mushrooms and some big colonies of zoos that you could have some pieces of, but did you say you were going to do more of a fish tank, rather than a reef tank (the horror!!!)
Susan