FS: 40g RR cube and stand w/ sump & pump
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Thanks Mike, but now there is another problem. Bottom glass cracked. I will give away the tank and stand to whoever wants it.
To repair you should remove the overflow, scrape all silicon from the bottom, silicon in a new piece of glass over the top of the old one, and recut the bulkheads and reinstall the overflow.
I still have the EV120, pumps and sump. I will sell them to whoever takes the tank for a great price.
David
To repair you should remove the overflow, scrape all silicon from the bottom, silicon in a new piece of glass over the top of the old one, and recut the bulkheads and reinstall the overflow.
I still have the EV120, pumps and sump. I will sell them to whoever takes the tank for a great price.
David
Update price of just tank and stand to FREE due to glass breakage. Repair should be somewhat simple by placing another glass over the top of the piece that is cracked. You will have to remove the overflow and scrape the silicon before installing the new glass.
The rest is up for negotiation to whoever takes the tank and stand. I have the Sump, ATO, Pump, and EV120 that I ran in the tank along with all the plumbing.
The rest is up for negotiation to whoever takes the tank and stand. I have the Sump, ATO, Pump, and EV120 that I ran in the tank along with all the plumbing.
It would be better if it all went together.
The cost of glass to replace the glass on the bottom is about $20, but a call to your local glass shop should confirm the cost of a 20x24 piece of 1/4" glass. Cost of silicon and elbow grease should be less than the cost of the glass. Overall this tank will be a very good investment for whoever wants to put a few hours of labor into replacing the glass.
If on Friday the tank isn't gone then I will consider giving away the sump to anyone who can bring me a bat.
The cost of glass to replace the glass on the bottom is about $20, but a call to your local glass shop should confirm the cost of a 20x24 piece of 1/4" glass. Cost of silicon and elbow grease should be less than the cost of the glass. Overall this tank will be a very good investment for whoever wants to put a few hours of labor into replacing the glass.
If on Friday the tank isn't gone then I will consider giving away the sump to anyone who can bring me a bat.
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