Turn-Key 37 gallon fish quarantine system

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Everything you need to properly QT your fish before placing them in your environment. Local pickup in Shermans Dale, PA. System includes 37 gallon Aquarium 22.5 inches high, 30 inches wide and 12.5 inches deep; Tetra WGP325 pump, Aqueon 100 watt heater; Coralife light (small - perfect for a QT); Penguin Bio-Wheel 150 HOB filter; Tunze DOC 9004 skimmer; Alpine PLUV1000 7 watt UV; Coralife digital thermometer, stand with casters for ease of movement; new spare UV Lamp; new Spare lamps for light fixture, power strip and timer. Asking $150.00.
(Keep watching as I am breaking down my entire setup, lots more to be posted)

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QT Setup rear.jpg


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Penguin 150 front.jpg


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Coralife bottom.jpg


Aqueon 100W.jpg


Tetra WGP325 pump.jpg


There is a lot here, all very clean. If no takers as complete setup, components will be part of an upcoming sale.
 
That’s a nice deal for the right person. (I can’t say I’ve ever seen a tank on casters before, though. To me that seems like the weak link in the chain.)
 
That’s good. I guess it could depend on the casters. Some, as you may have seen, have a metal rod that gets pushed up into a hole in the leg with a plastic sleeve. That’s a lot of weight, if the plastic sleeve ever got brittle and broke. But I could see the advantage of being able to wheel it around. I think that is a very fair price though. Hope you sell it.
 

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