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dockery, do you still have frags for sale?

Kevin can you put your phone # into an emailto me @ ian_sawyer@yahoo.com thanks Ian

Kickster, I am interested. The unit is 24" long, and how wide?

ok, i'll let the guys know on Monday. Do you know anyone with a 3/4" diamond tipped hole cutter? I want to drill a 29 gallon side panel so it can drain into my wet/dry sump (making a fuge for my 200 g.

Hey Frozen, I need those lights, is there any way you can get closer to $100 shipped? Ian

I agree with Slick, i hate hex tanks. Time to liquidate that sucker and buy something that you will LOVE

OK dude, just let me knowif you need parts, rock or sand. We are pretty well connected up here, and can sort out some good prices to get u started again.

AustinReef, I have a 75 DAS tank which is fitted with the filtration kit (inc protein skimmer) for a reef set-up (ie the best one). It is black, with a black stand (with shelving), black lid (not a canopy), comes with a submersible heater, no lights. I was going to build a little canopy for it...

sorry AustinReef, I sold it last night. It was an Oceanic "peach" condition. The 29 gallon is on hold until Friday 20th June.

and the 55 gallon Oceanic pic........

lol......i don't know for sure about the shipping, but i should imagine it would be uneconomical. I'll ask the UPS guy next Monday at work, but I'm not sure how much this sucker weighs. Here is that pic anyway

55 Gallon, Stand, Tank, Lid, Light - $225 29 Gallon, Stand, Tank, Lid, Light - $125

thanks Bang Guy. Is it likely to get munched by a Scooter Blenny or 2-Spot Goby?

Ok, so what is it? Its about an inch long, and I have about four or five of them in my 22 gallon.

I have a 29 gallon FW tank with filter, lights and a nice wooden stand. Also have a 55 gallon Oceanic FW with lid lights and wooden stand. I need live rock from traders in the DFW area. Offers please.

how much are you asking if i collect all four?

is there still some of this live rock for sale?? I'm in Rowlett and can pick it up from u

btw, my nurse shark didn't die because it was cramped in the 200 gallon tank. The guy I bought the tank from had cancelled his LFS maintenance agreement some 7 months prior to selling. In this time, the tank had not been cleaned or touched by the owner. The salinity was 1.016, pH = 7.5, nitrates...

I will have 50# of southdown in 7-14 days if anyone in the dfw area is interested (will split).

If you got some tanks together, you could sell marine fish as a part-time business, and claim all your aquariums as deductables. Heck, if Enron can do it, we can ALL do it :D