anathema
04/03/2005, 04:09 PM
Hey guys,
I'm considering setting a new system up, all I have running is my nano and what amounts to a big live sand collection at the moment.
One thing I am 100% sure of is that I will never ever ever have an acrylic tank again. So... I'm wondering if anyone is interested in trading one of my many acrylic tanks for a glass tank. If no one has a tank I'll have to buy one, but thought I'd try this first.
I'm looking for something in the 50G or under range, something I can hang 1 MH over and light. Ideal would be a 37 cube, but those are new enough I assume no one has an old one sitting around. It doesn't have to have an overflow, but it would be nice. Stand isn't a big deal either. I am more concerned about shape than anything else, I don't want a skinny tank, I have a 20G glass already but it's too narrow to do anything fun with rocks in.
Here's what I have available for trade:
60G Show, with overflow. Nicest tank imo, and my old display, it's 36"x15"x24" with a built in overflow in the back left corner. Thick acrylic, nice shape and size for a reef tank. Light scratching, but I think it will clean up nice. Still running atm, so I would need a week or so to take the system apart.
55ish?G tank, with overflow. 48"x15"x16" A wide, shallow tank perfect for a VHO lit tank. In fact, I have a 48" Coralife VHO setup that would work great for this tank, I'd want about $150 for the lights, 4 bulb, very old bulbs. Tank has some hazing, I don't think the scratches are very deep.
20G Acrylic no overflow. The standard tru view size, 24"x13"x16", in great shape.
I also have misc acrylic tanks suitable for sumps, that I feel are too scratched for other use. 50G, 40G and 26Long, all 36" wide. All of these have a bulkhead on the back wall.
Might also be interested in trading the VHO setup for a tank, it's a 4 bulb coralife VHO system, with 4 old bulbs, 3 actinic, 1 10K.
If you are interested in combinations of this equipment let me know what you have in trade.
Most of the tanks have some scratches, as all acrylics do once they leave the store. I will throw in a free acrylic scratch remover kit, I never bothered to use it.
I'm considering setting a new system up, all I have running is my nano and what amounts to a big live sand collection at the moment.
One thing I am 100% sure of is that I will never ever ever have an acrylic tank again. So... I'm wondering if anyone is interested in trading one of my many acrylic tanks for a glass tank. If no one has a tank I'll have to buy one, but thought I'd try this first.
I'm looking for something in the 50G or under range, something I can hang 1 MH over and light. Ideal would be a 37 cube, but those are new enough I assume no one has an old one sitting around. It doesn't have to have an overflow, but it would be nice. Stand isn't a big deal either. I am more concerned about shape than anything else, I don't want a skinny tank, I have a 20G glass already but it's too narrow to do anything fun with rocks in.
Here's what I have available for trade:
60G Show, with overflow. Nicest tank imo, and my old display, it's 36"x15"x24" with a built in overflow in the back left corner. Thick acrylic, nice shape and size for a reef tank. Light scratching, but I think it will clean up nice. Still running atm, so I would need a week or so to take the system apart.
55ish?G tank, with overflow. 48"x15"x16" A wide, shallow tank perfect for a VHO lit tank. In fact, I have a 48" Coralife VHO setup that would work great for this tank, I'd want about $150 for the lights, 4 bulb, very old bulbs. Tank has some hazing, I don't think the scratches are very deep.
20G Acrylic no overflow. The standard tru view size, 24"x13"x16", in great shape.
I also have misc acrylic tanks suitable for sumps, that I feel are too scratched for other use. 50G, 40G and 26Long, all 36" wide. All of these have a bulkhead on the back wall.
Might also be interested in trading the VHO setup for a tank, it's a 4 bulb coralife VHO system, with 4 old bulbs, 3 actinic, 1 10K.
If you are interested in combinations of this equipment let me know what you have in trade.
Most of the tanks have some scratches, as all acrylics do once they leave the store. I will throw in a free acrylic scratch remover kit, I never bothered to use it.