240 Gallon Setup For Sale In NW PA

randyorr · #1 09/25/2007, 09:02 AM

240 Gallon Perfecto Glass Tank (Back Painted Blue)
Custom Matching Stand and Canopy (Dark Oak)
--Mounted Under-Cabinet Light
6 x 96 Watt PC Retrofits w/Ballasts
--2 x 96 Watt (420nm Actinic)
--2 x 96 Watt (10,000K)
--2 x 96 Watt (460nm Actinic/10,000K)
2 - Overflow Boxes w/Aqualifter Pumps
2 - Seio 2600 Powerheads (2,600 GPH)
Mag 18 Submersible Pump
Coralife Super Skimmer 220
2 - VisiTherm 300 Watt Heaters
MagFloat 350
3 - Glass Tops
~150 lbs of Live Rock
~150 lbs Crushed Shell Substrate
All Drains and Plumbing Included
Miscellaneous Stuff I forgot

$1,300 Takes All!!

I WILL NOT PART OUT, SO PLEASE DON'T ASK.

randyorr · #2 09/25/2007, 03:00 PM

Tank dimensions are 72" Long, 24" Deep, and 31" High.

As said earlier, please do not ask for me to part it out. It must go as a whole system at one time. All or nothing so to speak. Sorry, but I cannot have equipment laying around after the tank is sold.

Note: Fish are not for sale

randyorr · #3 09/26/2007, 11:35 AM

I will take more pictures if needed.

110galreef · #4 09/26/2007, 01:05 PM

any corals in the tank? What are you doing with the fish.
Is there a sump of any kind??

MJAnderson · #5 09/26/2007, 01:53 PM

Strange question but can you get exact measurements of the tank/stand? I have a wall that has 74" of free space without cutting out a windowsill.

randyorr · #6 09/26/2007, 02:52 PM

It will perfect in a 74" space. There is a 30 gallon rubbermaid tub underneath with the heaters, skimmer, and mag pump in it. The 1" flex hose drains all overflow boxes into the sump through a filter sock. I'll take picture of the sump tonight.

randyorr · #7 09/26/2007, 02:53 PM

No corals. Fish are not for sale.

randyorr · #8 09/26/2007, 05:19 PM

I measured the tank length with the widest part of the stand which is the base. 74 1/4".

randyorr · #9 09/26/2007, 08:12 PM

Here is a pic of the sump. Obviously you could move all the equipment to a bigger sump if you wanted.

slicedsmoke · #10 09/26/2007, 09:36 PM

How old is the tank? Where in PA are you located exactly? I would be coming from southern WV so it would be a trip. But I am interested.

randyorr · #11 09/27/2007, 06:13 AM

The tag on the tank says '97. I am by Erie in the northern tip. All I can say is bring 4 guys and a truck. It took 4 guys to get it in the house and up on the stand.

randyorr · #12 09/27/2007, 10:06 AM

I can recruit some help to load it if you want. You are definitely going to need a truck. Preferably a Uhaul or Ryder.

MJAnderson · #13 09/27/2007, 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by randyorr
I measured the tank length with the widest part of the stand which is the base. 74 1/4".

Dang. Missed it by that much...

randyorr · #14 09/27/2007, 01:25 PM

You could take the trim off and put a thinner trim on it. I had it with no trim for a while before I put it back on.

randyorr · #15 09/27/2007, 05:18 PM

I measured it myself and it is actually 74". Maybe 1/32" over if that. I let my wife measure it the first time. Sorry for the confusion.

cinnamongirl · #16 09/27/2007, 07:16 PM

I dont mean to steal this thread, but I just moved to Erie and don't know a single person. Wish I saw this 2 weeks ago because I just bought a 125 and would much rather have this. Nice to meet you

randyorr · #17 09/27/2007, 07:39 PM

Hey cinnamongirl! I am on the erie reef club too, I post there everyday.

This tank is a steal, brand new, the tank alone is like $900! I hate getting rid of it.

randyorr · #18 09/28/2007, 07:34 AM

Sorry that sounded wrong. I meant if you were to buy the tank brand new, it would cost $900 just for the tank. I didn't mean mine is brand new. Sorry for any confusion.

randyorr · #19 09/29/2007, 06:28 PM

Nobody interested?

randyorr · #20 10/04/2007, 10:57 AM

Still available. I also bought two more aqualifter pumps and added them to the setup. I also have brand new frames for the tank. I had ordered them and forgot about them. They are oak like the original frames.