FS: 10 Gallon QT Breakdown

[J. Montgomery]

I took down my 10 gallon quasi-QT/frag tank. I thought I'd check here before throwing it in the trash.

10 gallon tank with glass top and lights: $5
Whisper power filter w/ extra carbon bags: $5
LR: $20

[LB]

So you'll throw it in the trash for free,but here 30$ :mad:

[J. Montgomery]

Alright LB you run a hard bargain, the 10 gallon and power filter are free to anyone that will come pick it up. I'll keep the LR and dry it out if nothing else.

[LB]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11529185#post11529185 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by J. Montgomery
Alright LB you run a hard bargain, the 10 gallon and power filter are free to anyone that will come pick it up. I'll keep the LR and dry it out if nothing else.

That was too easy!

[J. Montgomery]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11529458#post11529458 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by LB
That was too easy!
But you got 'til tomorrow or its in the trash.

[surfnvb7]

why ya tearing it down?

[J. Montgomery]

I'm not adding any more fish so I don't need to QT fish (and only 2 or my 10 fish actually went through a complete QT process), the lighting wasn't really enough to QT corals, I'm getting way too much condensation in the apartment, I'm tired of topping it off, and most importantly, I don't need the temptation to "upgrade" it and put any money into it! ;)

The tank has already been taken down. I cut off the corals that were on the LR and put them into the refugium until I can find a home for them. The remaining LR is in a bucket with heater and powerhead. I'm going to redo the centeral section of rock in my main tank, probably cut that one large rock up (it's like a cantaloupe taking up a lot of space with out many places to mount corals) and maybe utilize some of this spare rock.

[surfnvb7]

you could have just put a mantis in there, you've seen my mantis tank....its insanely low maintenance. i just pour some top off water in there every now and then.

[J. Montgomery]

No way, I did the whole predator tank for 5+ yr. with an Oscar (and keeping a chameleon for 6+ yr . . . and growing up with snakes). I don't miss buying live food one bit. Even low maintenance is more than I'm wanting to devote right now. My life has been consumed by saltwater aquariums :(

[surfnvb7]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11530319#post11530319 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by J. Montgomery
No way, I did the whole predator tank for 5+ yr. with an Oscar (and keeping a chameleon for 6+ yr . . . and growing up with snakes). I don't miss buying live food one bit. Even low maintenance is more than I'm wanting to devote right now. My life has been consumed by saltwater aquariums :(

yeah, i hear ya. i'm a little burned out right now too. luckily my system is pretty much hands off except for topping off water and feeding. its nice to just sit back and watch it grow, but not as much excitement when i dont have anything to frag or want to buy lots of new stuff.....lol

[J. Montgomery]

going . . . going . . . GONE!

[virginiabreeze6]

Oscar = Predator????????????????

[J. Montgomery]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11536840#post11536840 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by virginiabreeze6
Oscar = Predator????????????????
Yeah, freshwater predator. They be lovin' them some goldfish.