slojim
Supporting Member
I shut down my tank thinking about a relocation, and I've decided I should try to sell some things I don't want to move -mainly stuff that's heavy or fragile. I'm keeping my system stuff.
The main item is a 110T tank by Ocea. It's nominally 48x28hx18 front to back, with 1/2" glass and an 8" center brace. It was originally bottom drilled and I kept that as an emergency, but I drilled the back for a silent-and-safe (beanimal) overflow and added a weir box. The back is painted blue. I siliconed white tile to the bottom to spread the weight of my wall of rock, or minimize damage if rock tumbled, so this works best if you prefer a sandy bottom. It comes with a glass cover I did not use, and a homemade eggcrate piece I put over the back opening to prevent jumpers escaping. I've cleaned the old dead coralline algae off pretty well.
The matching Ocea stand is oak, and has a matching canopy. It's ~ 30" tall, so stand, tank, canopy are close to 6'. I sealed and painted all the interior surfaces except the doors, and painted the bottom up to the door opening with rubberized paint - so it does hold water (like a skimmer overflow...).
It has 2 sumps in the stand (a rubber maid tote and a drilled 12g glass tank), and return plumbing. The rail on the sump is part of the ATS and not included. I set this up with energy efficiency in mind, so the plumbing is large. I also have 2 beamsworks LED fixtures and one dimmer that can go with it. They're ~ 4 years old but still work. They're adequate for FO/FOWLR. $400, accepting reasonable offers
I am thinning my rock collection - I've pulled out ~ 70# that I'm selling for $70. See 6 iron in back for scale.
I have a 29g acrylic quarantine tank with marineland filter hood and a black particle board stand that I use for quarantine. I have mixed feelings on this since it's an easy QT - but I'm listing it for $50. It's got some glue marks from a repair.
I have 2 20T glass quarantine tanks. $10 each or $15 for both.
The main item is a 110T tank by Ocea. It's nominally 48x28hx18 front to back, with 1/2" glass and an 8" center brace. It was originally bottom drilled and I kept that as an emergency, but I drilled the back for a silent-and-safe (beanimal) overflow and added a weir box. The back is painted blue. I siliconed white tile to the bottom to spread the weight of my wall of rock, or minimize damage if rock tumbled, so this works best if you prefer a sandy bottom. It comes with a glass cover I did not use, and a homemade eggcrate piece I put over the back opening to prevent jumpers escaping. I've cleaned the old dead coralline algae off pretty well.
The matching Ocea stand is oak, and has a matching canopy. It's ~ 30" tall, so stand, tank, canopy are close to 6'. I sealed and painted all the interior surfaces except the doors, and painted the bottom up to the door opening with rubberized paint - so it does hold water (like a skimmer overflow...).
It has 2 sumps in the stand (a rubber maid tote and a drilled 12g glass tank), and return plumbing. The rail on the sump is part of the ATS and not included. I set this up with energy efficiency in mind, so the plumbing is large. I also have 2 beamsworks LED fixtures and one dimmer that can go with it. They're ~ 4 years old but still work. They're adequate for FO/FOWLR. $400, accepting reasonable offers
I am thinning my rock collection - I've pulled out ~ 70# that I'm selling for $70. See 6 iron in back for scale.
I have a 29g acrylic quarantine tank with marineland filter hood and a black particle board stand that I use for quarantine. I have mixed feelings on this since it's an easy QT - but I'm listing it for $50. It's got some glue marks from a repair.
I have 2 20T glass quarantine tanks. $10 each or $15 for both.
