John58Ford
Well-Known Member
I'm going to part ways with my 125 acrylic, with stand, sump, lights and several accessories. Would like to off load it as is, it's soft water biotope. The person picking up will probably need 6-8 buckets for the sand. This tank is lightly stocked(for it's size), highly planted and would go back together very easy after a short trip, the sand is rich in everything the plants like and will keep the cycle rolling. There is a privacy tint applied to the back that makes the sunset glow work the way it does, in conjunction with the programmable fluval lights.
$TBD on offers
My 3D back ground all in one 29, with light, timers, stand, lightly stocked, moderately planted. This is a very easy move, you'll need 2 buckets for the sand and it will fill right back up and go, this is currently soft water biotope but the plants and couple inhabitants could also thrive in harder water.
$TBD on offers
44 gallon pent corner tank, corner matten, fluval lights and stand. Currently Tanganyika stocked with neo multi and a calvus. Heaviest planted Tanganyika tank I've seen done, but very easy to set back up This one will need a few empty buckets to move.
$TBD on offers
Lots of water changing equipment, and spare material to give away after the last tanks gone, I think I will keep my tiny shrimp/snail jungle so all I'm keeping is my nano equipment.
I can provide recipes for my magical water, and a lot of the stuff you'll need to make it yourself while you figure out how these tanks work for you.
If anyone is interested in just the 125 dry with running gear only, no fish/sand etc, I am firm at $500, and will need time to sell off my plants and fish. If you take it as it is, I'm very, very flexible to see it go to a good home as it is.
I'm looking to have these picked up by their new owners mid June, moving fish tanks is a thing that goes best when planned a bit. The easier your schedule is, the lower the minimum "price". Most of you active folks here on fish box have been like fish family to us, I'm willing to help move them and set them up etc. That's also why I'm not listing any specific prices here, PM me and offer what you'd like to pay, it's not going to be a high bidder situation, I already know a few places I'd love to see these tanks live.
I'll post a few pictures in the comments when I get a chance, prepping to move while we finish up a hectic baseball season and school year kept me pretty busy unfortunately.
$TBD on offers
My 3D back ground all in one 29, with light, timers, stand, lightly stocked, moderately planted. This is a very easy move, you'll need 2 buckets for the sand and it will fill right back up and go, this is currently soft water biotope but the plants and couple inhabitants could also thrive in harder water.
$TBD on offers
44 gallon pent corner tank, corner matten, fluval lights and stand. Currently Tanganyika stocked with neo multi and a calvus. Heaviest planted Tanganyika tank I've seen done, but very easy to set back up This one will need a few empty buckets to move.
$TBD on offers
Lots of water changing equipment, and spare material to give away after the last tanks gone, I think I will keep my tiny shrimp/snail jungle so all I'm keeping is my nano equipment.
I can provide recipes for my magical water, and a lot of the stuff you'll need to make it yourself while you figure out how these tanks work for you.
If anyone is interested in just the 125 dry with running gear only, no fish/sand etc, I am firm at $500, and will need time to sell off my plants and fish. If you take it as it is, I'm very, very flexible to see it go to a good home as it is.
I'm looking to have these picked up by their new owners mid June, moving fish tanks is a thing that goes best when planned a bit. The easier your schedule is, the lower the minimum "price". Most of you active folks here on fish box have been like fish family to us, I'm willing to help move them and set them up etc. That's also why I'm not listing any specific prices here, PM me and offer what you'd like to pay, it's not going to be a high bidder situation, I already know a few places I'd love to see these tanks live.
I'll post a few pictures in the comments when I get a chance, prepping to move while we finish up a hectic baseball season and school year kept me pretty busy unfortunately.
