large tank for trade and cash

dblock1975

dblock1975

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i have an acrylic custom corner tank for trade and cash. it is huge! i'm not sure yet of the gallons it can hold, but its between 250 and 275, i think. i had a few people do the math and thats what they came up with. it is sort of diamond shaped. the front has three sides with the middle piece measuring 43", and each side is 18". the two pieces that go to the back are 34". the back wall is 20". it is 37" front to back and stands 34" bottom to top. i am looking for some live rock, halides and a few bucks! i will post some pics as soon as i take them! it also comes with a black stand and canopy, and filter. all you need is a pump and the plumbing b/c it is drilled. i will post pics or just email them if you are interested. i will hopefully have this done this week. thanks
 
seannmelly

seannmelly

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we have around 140 lbs of live rock and 3x150mh and 4x96 light fixture that we are willing to trade....in ny
 
newbie77

newbie77

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can u email me pics? i have a couple pics now but they arent that good. i will email them to you.i am taking some better picstoday or tomorrow.
 
dblock1975

dblock1975

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i am working on getting pics for you. i also would like to see pics of your rock and the mh's if possible. what kind of lights are they? i should have pics by the latest tomorrow afternoon.
 
seannmelly

seannmelly

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Originally Posted by dblock1975
i am working on getting pics for you. i also would like to see pics of your rock and the mh's if possible. what kind of lights are they? i should have pics by the latest tomorrow afternoon.

ok here are some pics of the rock and the lights. i think they are current or coralife cant remember. they have 3 external ballasts for the halides. they are 3x150hqi and 4x96 power compacts. they are 6 ft long. the rock has nice color but is many bigger pieces, had them in a 155 gaLLON. the rock was out of the water for about 3 min to take a pic. its currently in garbagr cans with pumps to keep the water moving.
now for your tank: how old is it? type of filtration? ect. pics



 
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