*Updated*
So, hard times has fallen on mine and my better half’s side of the family. I need to prioritize things to get through this all. I am going to keep the big FOWLR because it is easier to maintain and still keeps me somewhat in the hobby.
HOWEVER, the reef tank is up for sale now along with some awesome equipment. I obviously don’t want to part out but will after about a week if need be.
The tank is 60”L x 18”W x 24”T (110g I believe). Center overflow, VERY nice/custom tank. It’s actually a tank built by Acrylic Tank Manufacturing - ATM (from the show “Tanked”). The tank itself has only been up for around 6 months or so now. Custom stand and canopy, which the stain/color and build is one of the main reasons I bought this tank (before I even knew what ATM was).
So right now the tank will come with two Evolution 120W 14k LED’s mounted in the canopy. A Vortech MP40w ES. It will also come with the sand bed which I paid probably about $60 for mixing sand to what I thought was perfect, not too coarse and not too fine.
It is drilled with three holes for a hybrid bean-animal setup (sometimes called a herbie overflow). Loc-line nozzles x4 gives good flow. However, there is no sump for this guy because it will remain in place in my basement for the FOWLR.
So, here is the list…
1) 110g ATM acrylic custom tank
2) Beautiful Stand and Canopy (clam-style opening)
3) 2-3” layer of live sand.
4) Vortech MP40w es (LIKE NEW – on tank for ONLY 2 weeks)
5) (2) Evolution 120w LED lights.
6) All the plumbing you need/want (I have a bin full of stuff as well)
7) Some CUC and/or live-rock if wanted…will throw some in depending.
$1600 firm - lowered to rock bottom. The lights and MP40 alone are worth over $800 if parted out.
Link to my build thread…
http://www.marinecolorado.org/forums/showthread.php?10780-ShelbyJK-s-550g-(total)-build...FINALLY!!
I'll be home the rest of the day and evening today if anyone wants to come by and see it in person...or buy it!
So, hard times has fallen on mine and my better half’s side of the family. I need to prioritize things to get through this all. I am going to keep the big FOWLR because it is easier to maintain and still keeps me somewhat in the hobby.
HOWEVER, the reef tank is up for sale now along with some awesome equipment. I obviously don’t want to part out but will after about a week if need be.
The tank is 60”L x 18”W x 24”T (110g I believe). Center overflow, VERY nice/custom tank. It’s actually a tank built by Acrylic Tank Manufacturing - ATM (from the show “Tanked”). The tank itself has only been up for around 6 months or so now. Custom stand and canopy, which the stain/color and build is one of the main reasons I bought this tank (before I even knew what ATM was).
So right now the tank will come with two Evolution 120W 14k LED’s mounted in the canopy. A Vortech MP40w ES. It will also come with the sand bed which I paid probably about $60 for mixing sand to what I thought was perfect, not too coarse and not too fine.
It is drilled with three holes for a hybrid bean-animal setup (sometimes called a herbie overflow). Loc-line nozzles x4 gives good flow. However, there is no sump for this guy because it will remain in place in my basement for the FOWLR.
So, here is the list…
1) 110g ATM acrylic custom tank
2) Beautiful Stand and Canopy (clam-style opening)
3) 2-3” layer of live sand.
4) Vortech MP40w es (LIKE NEW – on tank for ONLY 2 weeks)
5) (2) Evolution 120w LED lights.
6) All the plumbing you need/want (I have a bin full of stuff as well)
7) Some CUC and/or live-rock if wanted…will throw some in depending.
$1600 firm - lowered to rock bottom. The lights and MP40 alone are worth over $800 if parted out.
Link to my build thread…
http://www.marinecolorado.org/forums/showthread.php?10780-ShelbyJK-s-550g-(total)-build...FINALLY!!
I'll be home the rest of the day and evening today if anyone wants to come by and see it in person...or buy it!
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Oh well, someday I'll have both...the FOWLR seems the least intrusive and expensive at the moment. I'm praying I don't have to end up letting that one go too, I don't think I will. Fingers crossed.
