yet another 220 for sale CHEAP

RayRay · #1 11/13/2007, 03:23 AM

http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/...ayraystank.JPG

I have one of those spiffy self draining undrilled tanks with a stand/canopy that I am going to let go for $300. Now for those of you who catch the self draining part of this, that means this tank leaks. If you want a project tank/stand/canopy for a song, this is it. If you wanted a reptile tank/stand/canopy for a song, this could be that too. If you wanted... well, you get the idea.

You will have to move this. Two words... BRING FRIENDS! It's a beast.

I have modified the canopy somewhat since this photo was taken.

RayRay · #2 11/13/2007, 12:53 PM

Here's an idea...
Someone buy the three (count them three) 220 tanks for sale on reef central and start your own CORAL FARM. Be the envy of all of ORCA. GROW RICH!!! Live in a big house... Take exotic vacations that you can write off your taxes...Drive a fast spiffy car...
And you can say it all started when you read a post on Reef Central...

dmbedard · #3 11/14/2007, 07:53 AM

I LOVE your sense of humor!

hexedagain · #4 11/14/2007, 09:10 AM

Is this tank RR/drilled?

RayRay · #5 11/14/2007, 10:21 AM

non drilled...

(Did I mention that coral farmers get ALL of the REALLY HOT ladies?)

hexedagain · #6 11/14/2007, 10:30 AM

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Originally posted by RayRay
(Did I mention that coral farmers get ALL of the REALLY HOT ladies?)

dmbedard · #7 11/14/2007, 11:04 AM

... or enjoy a bath in the largest see-thru tub you have ever laid eyes (and cheeks) on! -- oh I've got to get out more!

RayRay · #8 11/14/2007, 11:55 AM

As is the story of my life... I am willing/eager to look at offers...

Don't make me put this noble tank and stand on EBAY for the lizard and snake people...

tonysdiscus · #9 11/14/2007, 07:52 PM

where is it leaking from? can it be repaired??

RayRay · #10 11/15/2007, 03:38 AM

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Originally posted by tonysdiscus
where is it leaking from? can it be repaired??

These are the questions that everyone is PMing me with... The answer to both questions is I don't know for sure. It seems to be leaking from a bottom seam. I don't know how to fix such a thing. I have no experience with that.

tricky · #11 11/15/2007, 07:30 AM

Silicone is a very very strong bonding agent, but once it has set, it does not adhere well to a new application of silicone. That means to do it properly, you would have to completely disassemble the tank, clean it thouroughly and build it again. It is very tough to get it apart without breaking glass, I can tell you first hand.
220 gallons can cover a lot of floor space!
Thank God for the lizzard and snake people!

RayRay · #12 11/15/2007, 12:09 PM

On ebay now (in the lizard and snake people section)

dmbedard · #13 11/15/2007, 04:16 PM

Good luck Ray!