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leoskee

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Does anyone have a large tank, 90gl or larger, that they want to sell? I just bought a house and would like to upgrade during the move. Thanks. Im in Bergen County, NJ.
 

leoskee

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Im actually looking for just the tank. Everything running on my 75gl is rated for a larger tank. I did this on purpose because I knew that I wanted to upgrade.

Drunktank and Tim, let me know how much they are asking. I am looking for a tank within a 4 foot spread.
 

aaron23

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i've got an entire 120gal aga rr package for sale...... if you'd be interested give me a call pm sent.


http://www.manhattanreefs.com/forum/sale-trade/14228-gauging-interest-complete-120-gal-setup.html


I may be looking forward to taking down my close to being done, setup, 120 gallon aquarium.

I've come to my senses and I believe the time is just not there as school is going on and life/time is passing by. I've not come up with a total yet but I'm just looking for people who are interested in hopefully buying the entire package

What this entire complete 120 gallon setup includes is as follows:

Everything is ready to go just plug and play, I've done all the work and plumbing.
  • 120 gallon REEF READY 48x24x24 All glass aquarium (dual overflow boxes)
  • 120 gallon All glass aquarium black wood stand
  • 30 gallon drilled / baffled sump (bulk headed etc)
  • 48" Aquamedic light fixture - 2x 250w halides, 2x 24w PC's
  • Das EX-2 protein skimmer
  • Mag 9 or some thing for protein skimmer, (the 600 or so gph one)
  • 90 of so lbs of fully cured rock - 50 lbs of Fiji Branch, 40 of Fiji
  • Gen-x PCX (40 or 30 will double check)
  • 2x 6100 Tunze Streams
  • 2x 6200.5 tunze stream magnets
  • 7095 Tunze Controller
  • Mrc-1 Calcium reactor
  • 20 lb CO2 tank
  • Milwaukee Regulator
  • New Calcium reactor media
  • Geo Kalk Reactor
  • All of the Plumbing
  • Ready Cut and siliconed Marina Board
  • 3x Aquamedic AB 10k halide bulbs used 2.5 mo.
  • Milwaukee PH monitor
I think thats most of it, but there may be a couple of things i've left out.

Everything is ready to go, This tank is fully cycled for about 4 months (lol im a lazy bum havent gotten around to putting stuff in with summer going and all....)

Everything is complete ready to go.

thanks all for listening. Pictures soon..
Aaron.
 
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leoskee

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No problem. I was pretty surprised to see how many people PMed me selling entire set ups. Is the hobby going down hill or something? Im just looking for a good old empty tank.

If you have any info let me know. Thanks everyone.
 

leoskee

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What are the dimensions of the tank?

You know, I actually had to research your name because I thought that it was some sort of spam trick. Your username is too funny.

Leo
 
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leoskee said:
No problem. I was pretty surprised to see how many people PMed me selling entire set ups. Is the hobby going down hill or something? Im just looking for a good old empty tank.

If you have any info let me know. Thanks everyone.

i wouldnt say the hobby is going down hill. from what ive been reading lately this hobby is one of the most popular.... most of the time its someone buying something they cant afford or handle with time, money and patience so they get fed up and get rid of everything...

good luck finding ur 90 gallon...
 

loismustdie

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leoskee, I don't mean to ruin your thread or anything, but look into these larger tanks these guys are making available to you.
Reason 1: foot print of the 90 will leave something to be desired. I'm not saying there aren't great 90 gal set ups out there, but you will appreciate the wider set up of the 120 (or more).
Reason 2: we have no discipline. You'll look at it and say, "damn, I could have gone bigger". If I had bought a 120 instead of a 90, I can tell you that I probably would not have upgraded to a 180 (30 gallon upgrade? That's crazy... double up for me). Go ugly early to avoid the rush.
 

leoskee

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Thanks for the info guys. I guess I should give you the "behinds the scene" and PMs.

Ive settled on a 120 for now. 90 is not much of an improvement on what I have already. Anything bigger than 120 will have to come with time.

I know what I want. I know what layout I would like to set up. I do not want to reach beyond my means and end up with a half a$$ed job. That is the whole reason why I have spent the last 2 years purchasing equipment that can handle much more than my 75.

I'm in the process of communicating with John. He has the 135. I understand where you guys are coming from. But I can honestly say that I already know what I want to see in my tank and I have started from there. Being realistic is a very big factor in our hobby. If you dont understand this simple concept then you will end up selling your tank off to guys like me. ;)

Thanks again guys.
 

drunktank

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i'm suppose to breaking down some1s tank next week. the stand is shot, but the tank and canopy r fine. its an oceanic, reef ready. i was just going to part the whole set up out. i'll keep u updated if u'd like, pick up would be at my house, but u'd have to bring ur own crew to load it up
 

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