Tanks for sale-Montgomery

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I've got a 40B with numerous drilled holes (all plugged or used in basic operation-anyone that came to my house up to nine months ago, I had it set up with a bunch of clams in it). Not a show tank, but 40B, stand, canopy, 20L for sump-$125.

Now, I also have a 75 gallon with oak trim (tank only)-$125.

4 foot-(4)x65W PC fixture (coralife)-$65

Also for sale-(3)-4-5" blue crocea (clams). Seven is too many for the display, so these three have to go. Blue from front, electric green or blue trim from above. $50 each. I also have tons of frags of a little of everything, as usual...

Looking for some T5 lighting (retro's fine, jusy have to have the W reflectors with hgih reflectivity). The tank room is moving on to the next step, so several more bodies of water need lights;).
 

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