aegiale
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I am selling my 75 gallon ‘All-Glass’ aquarium, stand, and wet/dry sump (including bio balls). If the winner is interested, I will also throw in some live rock and / or a large (6-inch) lunare wrasse fish as he will be too big for my new tank (pictured below). The canopy and any other accessories are not included. I need to downgrade due to the fact that I am in an apartment building for the time being. I have had this setup for two years now. I purchased everything from a man in Miami and I am not sure how long he had the setup.
The tank is an empty 75 gallon tempered, just under ½ an inch thick, tall glass tank (48” x 18” x 21”) and has the center plastic brace to prevent bowing. As every All-Glass manufactured aquarium does, it has a sealed top frame and solid bottom construction. The aquarium has absolutely no leaks, and is very solid. There are some superficial scratches on the inside, but they are unseen when the aquarium is kept clean. The tank is not drilled, and would work well as a freshwater or saltwater with a filter, or reef tank with an overflow as I kept it. I had about 150 pounds of live rock and 50 pounds of live sand in it, and the fish still had plenty of room to roam.
The stand is of high quality oak and oak veneer. It is an excellent stand for viewing as it is an unusual 31” tall. The stand has an oak lip so the braces of the aquarium are not seen. As it is used, it <b>does</b> show signs of water and salt corrosion and some warping of the veneer on the inside (unseen on the outside), but is still structurally sound. It will fit any 48” x 18” aquarium (from 65-180 gallons according to the inside label). It is also made by All-Glass. It has two curved cabinet doors. I kept a 30 gallon sump inside it and there was still lots of room for accessories and supplies. The original owner had individual power switches installed (see the photo) with one main cord that will plug into the wall. As I mentioned, I will include a wet/dry sump to help with filtration.
Some of the photos show the aquarium set up at my old house and new apartment as I do not have the space to take a full shot of it right now. Please remember it is now empty.
Please be aware that all these items are USED and need a cleaning, however they still have lots of life left. It seems difficult to find a tank this size in this area, and for this price it will make a guaranteed showcase in anyone’s home, as everyone loved it in mine. I am located in Fayetteville, NC, about five miles from Ft. Bragg and about 20 minutes from I-95. The South Carolina border is approximately 50 minutes away, and the Virginia border is about 2 hours away. I cannot deliver, ship, or help transport anything out of my house; however if you wish to arrange freight, be my guest. I live in a third floor apartment, but two adults will have no trouble carrying everything down, as my husband and I did it ourselves when we moved here.
If the winner is interested, I will also throw in up to 20 pounds live rock (not the best quality, but there are many tube worms, feather dusters, and other creatures and hard algae living on and within the rock, definitely better than you can get at any local pet store here) and / or a large (6-inch) lunare wrasse fish as he will be too big for my new tank. He is beautiful and extremely active.
I would like to sell the setup together as I need to get it out of my house. The buyer will only be able to pick it up before May 6th, OR you will have to wait until after the 22nd to pick it up. Please note, though, that if you are interested in the fish you will have to pick up the tank by the 6th. It's currently on online auction, but I will consider offers. I need to get it out of my house. Any questions? Just ask... EMAIL ME AT AEGIALE@HOTMAIL.COM
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The tank is an empty 75 gallon tempered, just under ½ an inch thick, tall glass tank (48” x 18” x 21”) and has the center plastic brace to prevent bowing. As every All-Glass manufactured aquarium does, it has a sealed top frame and solid bottom construction. The aquarium has absolutely no leaks, and is very solid. There are some superficial scratches on the inside, but they are unseen when the aquarium is kept clean. The tank is not drilled, and would work well as a freshwater or saltwater with a filter, or reef tank with an overflow as I kept it. I had about 150 pounds of live rock and 50 pounds of live sand in it, and the fish still had plenty of room to roam.
The stand is of high quality oak and oak veneer. It is an excellent stand for viewing as it is an unusual 31” tall. The stand has an oak lip so the braces of the aquarium are not seen. As it is used, it <b>does</b> show signs of water and salt corrosion and some warping of the veneer on the inside (unseen on the outside), but is still structurally sound. It will fit any 48” x 18” aquarium (from 65-180 gallons according to the inside label). It is also made by All-Glass. It has two curved cabinet doors. I kept a 30 gallon sump inside it and there was still lots of room for accessories and supplies. The original owner had individual power switches installed (see the photo) with one main cord that will plug into the wall. As I mentioned, I will include a wet/dry sump to help with filtration.
Some of the photos show the aquarium set up at my old house and new apartment as I do not have the space to take a full shot of it right now. Please remember it is now empty.
Please be aware that all these items are USED and need a cleaning, however they still have lots of life left. It seems difficult to find a tank this size in this area, and for this price it will make a guaranteed showcase in anyone’s home, as everyone loved it in mine. I am located in Fayetteville, NC, about five miles from Ft. Bragg and about 20 minutes from I-95. The South Carolina border is approximately 50 minutes away, and the Virginia border is about 2 hours away. I cannot deliver, ship, or help transport anything out of my house; however if you wish to arrange freight, be my guest. I live in a third floor apartment, but two adults will have no trouble carrying everything down, as my husband and I did it ourselves when we moved here.
If the winner is interested, I will also throw in up to 20 pounds live rock (not the best quality, but there are many tube worms, feather dusters, and other creatures and hard algae living on and within the rock, definitely better than you can get at any local pet store here) and / or a large (6-inch) lunare wrasse fish as he will be too big for my new tank. He is beautiful and extremely active.
I would like to sell the setup together as I need to get it out of my house. The buyer will only be able to pick it up before May 6th, OR you will have to wait until after the 22nd to pick it up. Please note, though, that if you are interested in the fish you will have to pick up the tank by the 6th. It's currently on online auction, but I will consider offers. I need to get it out of my house. Any questions? Just ask... EMAIL ME AT AEGIALE@HOTMAIL.COM
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