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A beautiful 240 gal tank, stand and canopy FS in Eastern Iowa. I will not deliver, ship or sell anything seperate. Asking $1400 Included: 2 48" PC Lights 260 watts each and moonlights, Jebo. Great for FOWLR 100's of pounds of fine sand, can't remember how much but it gave about a 3 in deep...

A beautiful 240 gal tank, stand and canopy FS in Eastern Iowa. I will not deliver, ship or sell anything seperate. Asking $1400 Included: 2 48" PC Lights 260 watts each, Jebo. Great for FOWLR

I agree, The Marine Center is not telling you the truth about most of their items. They list a Tess Eel as min 55 gal. This eel gets up to 5 ft in length. Prices are also toward the high side. My suggestion, go to a lot of other online shops, including of course SWF.com. You can do a lot...

I have a 120 and a 240, it really doesn't take that much more time to clean the 240 than the 120. 2-3 hours depending on the filters need good cleaning or if the rock work needs to be stirred up. I mix my own water and have left over salt buckets that I use. 6 buckets for the 120 and all 10...

1 maroon might be ok, but 3 would be pushing it only because the maroon are aggressive. They will attack each other. I have a B&W perc and a true perc sharing space in a 120 with a maroon, the maroon is about to be moved to my aggressive tank. He is still a little small compared to others but...

I have the Jebo 48 in, same thing happened with my fan, I just unplugged the wires and put up a 4 in fan at one end of the light blowing toward the other. That was annoying though, the fan starting stopping by itself.

the sticky ones can still let salt water in between the background and the glass, and of course with salt water once dried you end up with salt creep on the back of your tank.

I really don't like in wall tanks. I enjoy being able to go look at a tank at different angles. Sure the in wall saves space and hides the ugly stuff. But I would rather be able to stare my angels down as they swim toward me from the side or look toward the backside where my trigger likes to...

just to put my 2 cents in, I have had a good experience with a dead fish at swf. A few orders with them and only one dead, except inverts. Can't remember how many crabs and snails. But I ordered so many hard to complain.

I saw a cross hatch for over $500 on another sight, is was similar to the eye it buy it here. Beautiful fish. Long gone by now though, over a month ago.

I checked out prices of new, this is very comparible considering you are receiving tank, stand, canopy and lights. True I found a acrylic for $1400, but then that co. wanted $1900 for stand and canopy, not including shipping. I found a used one in chicago going for $1200, but it looks like...

I use an extremely fine sand. It does cause problems with filters and jets but is looks so much better. Also if you think you might ever go with a ray or shark it is necessary.

3-5 anthias as long as one male the rest female, but you will need more chromis, they don't do well in groups less than 6. And my lyretail anthia doesn't get fed but 2-3 times a day and he is doing great, I love the lyretail.

Price, $2300. The tank is empty right now and I will try to have pics in the next day or 2.

No shipping, you will need to pick up. Price $2300 Sorry I haven't been able to respond earlier, been a busy weekend.

IMO it also depends on the fish. A group of schooling fish will require less space than a tang or angel. Also a fish that swims a lot, like the tang or angel, will require more room than a grouper or lion that just sit. So the range of 3-5 gal per inch of fish all depend on the type of fish...

Large, fairly new, 2.5 yrs old, 8ft 240 gal tank, stand, and canopy. Will also sell compact lights. I used 2 48" units. Jebo, 260 watts each.

Still looking for a tank. I have a 240 gal 8ft long tank, stand, and canopy. All in perfect condition. What I used for lights were 2 48" compacts, they are Jebo with 4 65watts per light. So a total of 520 watts for a 240 tank, perfect for fish only. Pick up only in Cedar Rapids.

They say the zebra moray is reef compatible, I don't have experience in it but look it up. Although it will be too large for your tank.

I had a Koran and a Grey together for over 2 yrs. Like it has been said, even though these guys were living in perfect harmony in a 240 gal 8ft tank once they began to mature, the grey first, fights starting happening. Eventually I had to move my Koran to another tank, it came to the point...