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I have the following for sale. Everything is still up and running quite
nicely. Reason for selling is i moved in with the GF and we simply don't have room to take it. WILL NOT PART OUT. 90 Gallon glass tank with built in overflow Wood stand w/ canopy 4X Power Compact 96 watt lighting system w/ new bulbs 80-90 lbs high quality live rock (80%+ coralline coverage) 50 or so lbs of live sand 40 Gallon sump/wet-dry filter return pump amiracle protein skimmer All plumbing needed to run the system Dosing system Kalkwasser calcium tub very little used Plenty of food and other chemicals and test kits 2 green chromis fish 4 blue chromis fish 2 bloodshrimp (at least 1 still alive, should still be both) 3 flame scallops 1 orange Linkia starfish 1 sea urchin (think he's still living) tons of hermit crabs and snails mushroom corals 1 green finger leather coral (medium size) 1 Devils hand coral (medium size) polyp rock with about 50 or so polyps green tree coral (huge) Trumpet coral (slight die off, but coming back nicely) Goniopora coral (not very healthy, so i'm not adding any money for him) Small colony of star polyps This is a beautiful tank. Never had any problems with anything. Wish i could take it with me. It's been up and running for about a year at the current location. Some of the contents migrated from my old 55 before that. About half of the rock has been in my care in an active setup for over 2 years. Absolutely wonderful. Reply, or email to jludwig at powerof3 dot com |
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Hmmm... Forgot the price.
Look for $900 OBO. I will help with the break down. Also the wet-dry/sump has a float switch installed. "Proteus" wrote in message ... I have the following for sale. Everything is still up and running quite nicely. Reason for selling is i moved in with the GF and we simply don't have room to take it. WILL NOT PART OUT. 90 Gallon glass tank with built in overflow Wood stand w/ canopy 4X Power Compact 96 watt lighting system w/ new bulbs 80-90 lbs high quality live rock (80%+ coralline coverage) 50 or so lbs of live sand 40 Gallon sump/wet-dry filter return pump amiracle protein skimmer All plumbing needed to run the system Dosing system Kalkwasser calcium tub very little used Plenty of food and other chemicals and test kits 2 green chromis fish 4 blue chromis fish 2 bloodshrimp (at least 1 still alive, should still be both) 3 flame scallops 1 orange Linkia starfish 1 sea urchin (think he's still living) tons of hermit crabs and snails mushroom corals 1 green finger leather coral (medium size) 1 Devils hand coral (medium size) polyp rock with about 50 or so polyps green tree coral (huge) Trumpet coral (slight die off, but coming back nicely) Goniopora coral (not very healthy, so i'm not adding any money for him) Small colony of star polyps This is a beautiful tank. Never had any problems with anything. Wish i could take it with me. It's been up and running for about a year at the current location. Some of the contents migrated from my old 55 before that. About half of the rock has been in my care in an active setup for over 2 years. Absolutely wonderful. Reply, or email to jludwig at powerof3 dot com |
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I guess I missed where you live. Can you help me?
Proteus wrote: Hmmm... Forgot the price. Look for $900 OBO. I will help with the break down. Also the wet-dry/sump has a float switch installed. "Proteus" wrote in message ... I have the following for sale. Everything is still up and running quite nicely. Reason for selling is i moved in with the GF and we simply don't have room to take it. WILL NOT PART OUT. 90 Gallon glass tank with built in overflow Wood stand w/ canopy 4X Power Compact 96 watt lighting system w/ new bulbs 80-90 lbs high quality live rock (80%+ coralline coverage) 50 or so lbs of live sand 40 Gallon sump/wet-dry filter return pump amiracle protein skimmer All plumbing needed to run the system Dosing system Kalkwasser calcium tub very little used Plenty of food and other chemicals and test kits 2 green chromis fish 4 blue chromis fish 2 bloodshrimp (at least 1 still alive, should still be both) 3 flame scallops 1 orange Linkia starfish 1 sea urchin (think he's still living) tons of hermit crabs and snails mushroom corals 1 green finger leather coral (medium size) 1 Devils hand coral (medium size) polyp rock with about 50 or so polyps green tree coral (huge) Trumpet coral (slight die off, but coming back nicely) Goniopora coral (not very healthy, so i'm not adding any money for him) Small colony of star polyps This is a beautiful tank. Never had any problems with anything. Wish i could take it with me. It's been up and running for about a year at the current location. Some of the contents migrated from my old 55 before that. About half of the rock has been in my care in an active setup for over 2 years. Absolutely wonderful. Reply, or email to jludwig at powerof3 dot com |
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Interested?
![]() "Jim Davis" wrote in message ... Sorry! I see it now. Duh! Jim Davis wrote: I guess I missed where you live. Can you help me? Proteus wrote: Hmmm... Forgot the price. Look for $900 OBO. I will help with the break down. Also the wet-dry/sump has a float switch installed. "Proteus" wrote in message ... I have the following for sale. Everything is still up and running quite nicely. Reason for selling is i moved in with the GF and we simply don't have room to take it. WILL NOT PART OUT. 90 Gallon glass tank with built in overflow Wood stand w/ canopy 4X Power Compact 96 watt lighting system w/ new bulbs 80-90 lbs high quality live rock (80%+ coralline coverage) 50 or so lbs of live sand 40 Gallon sump/wet-dry filter return pump amiracle protein skimmer All plumbing needed to run the system Dosing system Kalkwasser calcium tub very little used Plenty of food and other chemicals and test kits 2 green chromis fish 4 blue chromis fish 2 bloodshrimp (at least 1 still alive, should still be both) 3 flame scallops 1 orange Linkia starfish 1 sea urchin (think he's still living) tons of hermit crabs and snails mushroom corals 1 green finger leather coral (medium size) 1 Devils hand coral (medium size) polyp rock with about 50 or so polyps green tree coral (huge) Trumpet coral (slight die off, but coming back nicely) Goniopora coral (not very healthy, so i'm not adding any money for him) Small colony of star polyps This is a beautiful tank. Never had any problems with anything. Wish i could take it with me. It's been up and running for about a year at the current location. Some of the contents migrated from my old 55 before that. About half of the rock has been in my care in an active setup for over 2 years. Absolutely wonderful. Reply, or email to jludwig at powerof3 dot com |
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