norm r
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Due to an upgrade, my 300 gallon aquarium is for sale. All equipment, plumbing and contents will transition to my new set-up. Included here for $2,400 is the following –
• 300 gallon custom acrylic Tenecor aquarium. 8 years old, very good condition, limited scratches inside (just 2 that I would consider more than a surface scratch), none outside. 96” long x 24” deep x 30” tall. Full-width black overflow on one 24” end, drilled for two 1.5” bulkheads. Clear on two 96” faces and one 24” end. It is currently set up as a see-through peninsula, dividing two rooms. Top has oversized access holes with lids. ¾” sides, no discernable bowing.
• Stand (see photos) – heavy-duty construction of six 4 x 4 posts and a full 2” thick oak wrap around the top. Solid oak front and end, white on back.
• Canopy (see photos) – 24” high with full access to top of tank. Strong, but lightweight construction. Hardwood frame, oak front and end, white on back.
• Reflector – single unit, full length and width of tank. Ultra-reflective, looks like a mirror. Holes drilled for 5 metal halide mogul sockets and 2 sets of endcaps for 72” VHO (lighting not included).
Note: the starfish knobs on the stand and canopy in the photo will not be included. I will replace them with basic knobs to match the hinges - wife’s request, she didn’t ask much to ok the upgrade to a bigger tank
Availability is contingent upon the arrival of my new tank in early November. If interested, I would like a 10% good-faith deposit and the remainder upon pick-up. e-mail me for more info at adweb@insight.rr.com
• 300 gallon custom acrylic Tenecor aquarium. 8 years old, very good condition, limited scratches inside (just 2 that I would consider more than a surface scratch), none outside. 96” long x 24” deep x 30” tall. Full-width black overflow on one 24” end, drilled for two 1.5” bulkheads. Clear on two 96” faces and one 24” end. It is currently set up as a see-through peninsula, dividing two rooms. Top has oversized access holes with lids. ¾” sides, no discernable bowing.
• Stand (see photos) – heavy-duty construction of six 4 x 4 posts and a full 2” thick oak wrap around the top. Solid oak front and end, white on back.
• Canopy (see photos) – 24” high with full access to top of tank. Strong, but lightweight construction. Hardwood frame, oak front and end, white on back.
• Reflector – single unit, full length and width of tank. Ultra-reflective, looks like a mirror. Holes drilled for 5 metal halide mogul sockets and 2 sets of endcaps for 72” VHO (lighting not included).
Note: the starfish knobs on the stand and canopy in the photo will not be included. I will replace them with basic knobs to match the hinges - wife’s request, she didn’t ask much to ok the upgrade to a bigger tank
Availability is contingent upon the arrival of my new tank in early November. If interested, I would like a 10% good-faith deposit and the remainder upon pick-up. e-mail me for more info at adweb@insight.rr.com
