I'm putting my 125 up for sale will probly need a U-Haul to get everything

tolboy

tolboy

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I'm putting my 125 up for sale.I just don't have the time to give it the attention it needs or I'm just too tired to.So what I want to do is downgrade to a nano, something like a Biocube or a Aquapod so my waterchanges and etc. will be smaller and less demanding.
Here is what I have:
125 tank and stand
6X96 PC Lighting
30g sump w/fuge
Proclear Aquatics 250 Protein Skimmer
Proclear Aquatics overflow and PVC plumbing
Tons and Tons :scared: of LS
Timer,Powerheads,Surge Protecter,Wavemaker,Pumps there is alot I mean alot of stuff I can't even name everything the buyer will probly need a U-Haul to get everything in one trip.
I've gotten rid of all my live rock and livestock except for a panther grouper a pinkspot goby and some hemits and snails.
I am not parting out none of this becuase I want it all gone at once
700 or best offer (NO LOW BALLERS OR WINDOW SHOPPERS)email me at stress774@yahoo.com for further details.
 
timdaddie

timdaddie

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good luck on the nano. I'd love to start a ten gallon, but i don't have time for my 70 gallon. what I alway heard was the smaller you go the hard it is to keep good water condions. you might end up spending more time keeping the life in a smaller tank. like i said good luck on it though
 
forsale

forsale

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that really isnt true, nanos are very easy to take care of just dont touch it unless you need to , i have a 12 and a 3gal
 
tolboy

tolboy

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Sorry guys......... I'm located in Toledo, Ohio.That is about 1 hour from Detroit.I kept a 26g bow and it did great.I hardly had to do waterchanges on it.And most of the time it was just to get detritus out and rarely for water quality reasons so I'm pretty confident about keeping a nano.I am looking for one in good condition prefferably a Biocube something on the larger end of nano.If you have something like that let me know.Thanks
 
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