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ZeroEdge Aquarium

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Might have to give up the hobby. I have a ZeroEdge classic series 30ZRCT aquarium with everything. Check out (zeroedgeaquarium.com) for more info on this aquarium. Bought last Oct and has been running perfect ever since. Zero Edges are some of the nicest custom aquariums made. It has a 24" solaris led(been one of the lucky ones, not a single problem with my light) with light hanger. Comes with the sump described on the website and the custom wood stand. Everything less than a year old. Exellent condition Will send more pics to email. Resizing is a pain. Paid almost $4k for light,stand and tank. Cant ship so must be able to pick up. I am in Charlotte NC. $1600 for all
 

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That really sucks that you have to leave the hobby. This is one heck of a deal. The ZeroEdge tanks are awesome!
 
Thanks guys. This was/is my dream setup. No expense was spared from the Bubble King Mini to the Red Dragon return pump. Once I figure out what I am going to do with this tank I am going to have some sweet coral for sale.
 
Sorry skimmer and return pump arent included but could be for the right price. They will be sold seperately. That would be an insane deal.
 
Hey how much for the skimmer? :)
 
Am i correct that this is the tank where the water flows over the edge and in the "stand" back to the sump?
 
Very nice tank!
I have one that's comparison to your's but its made out of african mohogany wood and its a 41g!
Good luck!
 

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