how much to sell my system for

hello, im most likely being forced to sell my system on a move from
california to alaska and moving into a 21ft trailer for the move in the
weeks to come. im curious on how much to sell the system for. my system is
a 60 gal reef setup with wetdry converted into refugium that has a 2 part
overflow box that hangs inside and out. have 3 types of
caelurpa(spelling?)including grape and razor and feather in sump. included
300watt heater 4no bulbs(2X50-50. 1x10k, 1xactinic), nice homemade wooden
canopy with hinged lids where lights swing out when opened, and lots of base
life that has been growing/reproducing for about a year and half. lots of
worms, many micro snails, atleast 15 starfish are getting bigger now from
birth, 20 lbs sugar marine sand making about 1inch on bottom or 1/1/2 inch,
20lb aragonite sand in sump, many live rock with nothing special other than
lots of base life, snail starfish and worm birthing factory, some spreading
coraline, lots of tube worms hard and soft, some green hairy looking tube
worms that are spreading and some spawning mushrooms where none are bigger
than an inch. as far as the live rocks they fill about half the tank and
are very nice purple colored and some have whitish growth on them calcium
based and some have purple coraline and pink coraline on them. hair algae
still in there but after a study/test i found that if left in the system to
get out of control the hairalgae combatters will prevail, hair algae is a
dying species in my tank, still cyano here and there on bottom. included
two penguin powerheads and one homemade skimmer. no stand, no one would
want what i am using for stand. oh and tank is glass and sump is 6gallon.
thinking of starting out at $2000 if i am actually forced to sell it god
forbid, but it will get me to alaska... im sure you guys remember me, they
guy thats moving to the big AK. cant believe i have to sell the tank, i
just have too much stuff and im afraid the rock wont live if left in cold
buckets with no circulation for a month or two along my journey, plain
sucks.... thanks for any info


wolf

forgot to mention, the kit comes with test kits like nitrate, nitrite,
ammonia, alkalinity, specific gravity, and years supply or more of
phytoplankton, plus some superbuffer, probuffer, iodine, iron, coralvite,
coral accell, and no fish by the way, its ready to add fish anytime, i would
have if the wallet permitted.

--

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
hello, im most likely being forced to sell my system on a move from
california to alaska and moving into a 21ft trailer for the move in the
weeks to come. im curious on how much to sell the system for. my system
is
a 60 gal reef setup with wetdry converted into refugium that has a 2 part
overflow box that hangs inside and out. have 3 types of
caelurpa(spelling?)including grape and razor and feather in sump.
included
300watt heater 4no bulbs(2X50-50. 1x10k, 1xactinic), nice homemade wooden
canopy with hinged lids where lights swing out when opened, and lots of
base
life that has been growing/reproducing for about a year and half. lots of
worms, many micro snails, atleast 15 starfish are getting bigger now from
birth, 20 lbs sugar marine sand making about 1inch on bottom or 1/1/2
inch,
20lb aragonite sand in sump, many live rock with nothing special other
than
lots of base life, snail starfish and worm birthing factory, some
spreading
coraline, lots of tube worms hard and soft, some green hairy looking tube
worms that are spreading and some spawning mushrooms where none are bigger
than an inch. as far as the live rocks they fill about half the tank and
are very nice purple colored and some have whitish growth on them calcium
based and some have purple coraline and pink coraline on them. hair algae
still in there but after a study/test i found that if left in the system
to
get out of control the hairalgae combatters will prevail, hair algae is a
dying species in my tank, still cyano here and there on bottom. included
two penguin powerheads and one homemade skimmer. no stand, no one would
want what i am using for stand. oh and tank is glass and sump is 6gallon.
thinking of starting out at $2000 if i am actually forced to sell it god
forbid, but it will get me to alaska... im sure you guys remember me,
they
guy thats moving to the big AK. cant believe i have to sell the tank, i
just have too much stuff and im afraid the rock wont live if left in cold
buckets with no circulation for a month or two along my journey, plain
sucks.... thanks for any info


wolf

did i say something wrong? i really could use this info, i definetely dont
want to sell my tank but i am in dire straits right now and have 8 dogs that
depend on me to keep them fed and i need to get them and myself out of this
hellhole of a desert and into the wilderness... sincerely....

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
forgot to mention, the kit comes with test kits like nitrate, nitrite,
ammonia, alkalinity, specific gravity, and years supply or more of
phytoplankton, plus some superbuffer, probuffer, iodine, iron, coralvite,
coral accell, and no fish by the way, its ready to add fish anytime, i
would
have if the wallet permitted.

--

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
hello, im most likely being forced to sell my system on a move from
california to alaska and moving into a 21ft trailer for the move in the
weeks to come. im curious on how much to sell the system for. my
system
is
a 60 gal reef setup with wetdry converted into refugium that has a 2
part
overflow box that hangs inside and out. have 3 types of
caelurpa(spelling?)including grape and razor and feather in sump.
included
300watt heater 4no bulbs(2X50-50. 1x10k, 1xactinic), nice homemade
wooden
canopy with hinged lids where lights swing out when opened, and lots of
base
life that has been growing/reproducing for about a year and half. lots
of
worms, many micro snails, atleast 15 starfish are getting bigger now
from
birth, 20 lbs sugar marine sand making about 1inch on bottom or 1/1/2
inch,
20lb aragonite sand in sump, many live rock with nothing special other
than
lots of base life, snail starfish and worm birthing factory, some
spreading
coraline, lots of tube worms hard and soft, some green hairy looking
tube
worms that are spreading and some spawning mushrooms where none are
bigger
than an inch. as far as the live rocks they fill about half the tank
and
are very nice purple colored and some have whitish growth on them
calcium
based and some have purple coraline and pink coraline on them. hair
algae
still in there but after a study/test i found that if left in the system
to
get out of control the hairalgae combatters will prevail, hair algae is
a
dying species in my tank, still cyano here and there on bottom.
included
two penguin powerheads and one homemade skimmer. no stand, no one would
want what i am using for stand. oh and tank is glass and sump is
6gallon.
thinking of starting out at $2000 if i am actually forced to sell it god
forbid, but it will get me to alaska... im sure you guys remember me,
they
guy thats moving to the big AK. cant believe i have to sell the tank, i
just have too much stuff and im afraid the rock wont live if left in
cold
buckets with no circulation for a month or two along my journey, plain
sucks.... thanks for any info


wolf

no, but this is not a .marketplace group. you might try there instead.

this is worth exactly what someone will pay for it. this is highly dependant
upon WHERE you are in the world and how many people in your area want
something like this. anyone can give you a price for their area, but it
would be wrong for yours.

you might try to price it at 50% of what you paid for it, and work down from
there if you don't get any offers.

"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
did i say something wrong? i really could use this info, i definetely
dont
want to sell my tank but i am in dire straits right now and have 8 dogs
that
depend on me to keep them fed and i need to get them and myself out of
this
hellhole of a desert and into the wilderness... sincerely....

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
forgot to mention, the kit comes with test kits like nitrate, nitrite,
ammonia, alkalinity, specific gravity, and years supply or more of
phytoplankton, plus some superbuffer, probuffer, iodine, iron,
coralvite,
coral accell, and no fish by the way, its ready to add fish anytime, i
would
have if the wallet permitted.

--

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
hello, im most likely being forced to sell my system on a move from
california to alaska and moving into a 21ft trailer for the move in
the
weeks to come. im curious on how much to sell the system for. my
system
is
a 60 gal reef setup with wetdry converted into refugium that has a 2
part
overflow box that hangs inside and out. have 3 types of
caelurpa(spelling?)including grape and razor and feather in sump.
included
300watt heater 4no bulbs(2X50-50. 1x10k, 1xactinic), nice homemade
wooden
canopy with hinged lids where lights swing out when opened, and lots
of
base
life that has been growing/reproducing for about a year and half.
lots
of
worms, many micro snails, atleast 15 starfish are getting bigger now
from
birth, 20 lbs sugar marine sand making about 1inch on bottom or 1/1/2
inch,
20lb aragonite sand in sump, many live rock with nothing special other
than
lots of base life, snail starfish and worm birthing factory, some
spreading
coraline, lots of tube worms hard and soft, some green hairy looking
tube
worms that are spreading and some spawning mushrooms where none are
bigger
than an inch. as far as the live rocks they fill about half the tank
and
are very nice purple colored and some have whitish growth on them
calcium
based and some have purple coraline and pink coraline on them. hair
algae
still in there but after a study/test i found that if left in the
system
to
get out of control the hairalgae combatters will prevail, hair algae
is
a
dying species in my tank, still cyano here and there on bottom.
included
two penguin powerheads and one homemade skimmer. no stand, no one
would
want what i am using for stand. oh and tank is glass and sump is
6gallon.
thinking of starting out at $2000 if i am actually forced to sell it
god
forbid, but it will get me to alaska... im sure you guys remember me,
they
guy thats moving to the big AK. cant believe i have to sell the tank,
i
just have too much stuff and im afraid the rock wont live if left in
cold
buckets with no circulation for a month or two along my journey, plain
sucks.... thanks for any info


wolf

GIVE ME A BREAK DUDE! im asking for someones opinion, not a redirect! i
didnt pay for it, it was handed down from my mom, and ive been maintaining
it for about 15 yrs.... how much would something like this go for with all
the above mentioned components included... and IM NOT TRYING to sell it
here, im asking you reef heads how much something like this would go for...

--

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"Charles Spitzer" wrote in message
...
no, but this is not a .marketplace group. you might try there instead.

this is worth exactly what someone will pay for it. this is highly
dependant
upon WHERE you are in the world and how many people in your area want
something like this. anyone can give you a price for their area, but it
would be wrong for yours.

you might try to price it at 50% of what you paid for it, and work down
from
there if you don't get any offers.

"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
did i say something wrong? i really could use this info, i definetely
dont
want to sell my tank but i am in dire straits right now and have 8 dogs
that
depend on me to keep them fed and i need to get them and myself out of
this
hellhole of a desert and into the wilderness... sincerely....

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
forgot to mention, the kit comes with test kits like nitrate, nitrite,
ammonia, alkalinity, specific gravity, and years supply or more of
phytoplankton, plus some superbuffer, probuffer, iodine, iron,
coralvite,
coral accell, and no fish by the way, its ready to add fish anytime, i
would
have if the wallet permitted.

--

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"wolf" wrote in message
ink.net...
hello, im most likely being forced to sell my system on a move from
california to alaska and moving into a 21ft trailer for the move in
the
weeks to come. im curious on how much to sell the system for. my
system
is
a 60 gal reef setup with wetdry converted into refugium that has a 2
part
overflow box that hangs inside and out. have 3 types of
caelurpa(spelling?)including grape and razor and feather in sump.
included
300watt heater 4no bulbs(2X50-50. 1x10k, 1xactinic), nice homemade
wooden
canopy with hinged lids where lights swing out when opened, and lots
of
base
life that has been growing/reproducing for about a year and half.
lots
of
worms, many micro snails, atleast 15 starfish are getting bigger
now
from
birth, 20 lbs sugar marine sand making about 1inch on bottom or
1/1/2
inch,
20lb aragonite sand in sump, many live rock with nothing special
other
than
lots of base life, snail starfish and worm birthing factory, some
spreading
coraline, lots of tube worms hard and soft, some green hairy looking
tube
worms that are spreading and some spawning mushrooms where none are
bigger
than an inch. as far as the live rocks they fill about half the
tank
and
are very nice purple colored and some have whitish growth on them
calcium
based and some have purple coraline and pink coraline on them. hair
algae
still in there but after a study/test i found that if left in the
system
to
get out of control the hairalgae combatters will prevail, hair algae
is
a
dying species in my tank, still cyano here and there on bottom.
included
two penguin powerheads and one homemade skimmer. no stand, no one
would
want what i am using for stand. oh and tank is glass and sump is
6gallon.
thinking of starting out at $2000 if i am actually forced to sell it
god
forbid, but it will get me to alaska... im sure you guys remember
me,
they
guy thats moving to the big AK. cant believe i have to sell the
tank,
i
just have too much stuff and im afraid the rock wont live if left in
cold
buckets with no circulation for a month or two along my journey,
plain
sucks.... thanks for any info


wolf

"wolf" writes:

GIVE ME A BREAK DUDE! im asking for someones opinion, not a
redirect! i didnt pay for it, it was handed down from my mom, and
ive been maintaining it for about 15 yrs.... how much would
something like this go for with all the above mentioned components
included... and IM NOT TRYING to sell it here, im asking you reef
heads how much something like this would go for...

People expect to spend $40-50/gallon to build a running sal****er
tank. Put the whole tank up for $15-25/gallon. If it's still using
the same filters/gear from 15 years ago, it's worth less. If you've
got newer equipment supporting it, it's worth more.

I would be astonished if you actually found a taker for more than
$20/gallon, but put OBO (or best offer) in the ad, follow your
instincts about the people who respond and take the first offer
that makes any sense to you.

Regards,
Ross

-- Ross Bagley http://rossbagley.com/rba
"Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature...
Life is either a daring adventure or nothing." -- Helen Keller

ya it does, thanks. the wet dry is about 10 yrs old, but in xclnt shape,
and other stuff has all been renewed like lights, heaters powerheads, and of
course all life. glass is only thing older, and wetdry isnt wet dry anymore,
its a refugium so thats new too. if its 60 gal sound like your suggesting
1200 obo.. cool.
i may be lucky not to be forced to sell it, my mom may take it while i move
north and i will try to figure out a way to get the gear shipped up there
when i get a new tank some day..
great, thanks..
wolf

--

wolf


Wolfdogg's site
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~wolfdoggsite


"Ross Bagley" wrote in message
...
"wolf" writes:

GIVE ME A BREAK DUDE! im asking for someones opinion, not a
redirect! i didnt pay for it, it was handed down from my mom, and
ive been maintaining it for about 15 yrs.... how much would
something like this go for with all the above mentioned components
included... and IM NOT TRYING to sell it here, im asking you reef
heads how much something like this would go for...

People expect to spend $40-50/gallon to build a running sal****er
tank. Put the whole tank up for $15-25/gallon. If it's still using
the same filters/gear from 15 years ago, it's worth less. If you've
got newer equipment supporting it, it's worth more.

I would be astonished if you actually found a taker for more than
$20/gallon, but put OBO (or best offer) in the ad, follow your
instincts about the people who respond and take the first offer
that makes any sense to you.

Regards,
Ross

-- Ross Bagley http://rossbagley.com/rba
"Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature...
Life is either a daring adventure or nothing." -- Helen Keller