Tank Breakdown – Liverock, Corals, Anenomies, Fish, Tank, Equipment
I am now on round three of the break down. This is the “Everything is priced to move” round. Come and get some phenominal deals. I am going to sell EVERYTHING for $600 OBO as of now! This is an amazing deal! You would be getting everything I have listed below and more extras that I haven't listed. This is probably $3,000 worth of stuff. I will even throw in a 10 gallon tank with a heater and HOB biowheele filter.
Whole Tank Shot of what it looks like now.
I am also going to continue parting it out. For every item I sell parted out, I will reduce the asking price of the whole system.
NO PMS. Email all inquiries to Patrick.truesdell@gmail.com or text to 858-605-8774.
For the bigger pieces, you will need to bring your own buckets. For the smaller pieces and fish, I have bags, but bringing your own buckets makes it easier but is not required. I have a couple of home depot buckets that I can sell to people buying livestock. If you see something you want, I can take your name and let you know as soon as it's ready, but it is going to be first come first serve unless you are on your way. $20 minimum, but I have a ton of inexpensive equipment, chemicals, and testing equipment to pick from starting at $5.
I live in PQ near the intersection of the 15 and the 56. No holds unless you are on your way. FCFS.
Liverock, corals and anemone
Large green bubble tip anemone on 20 lbs of liverock and mating pair of Maroon clownfish. Female is 3-4" and the male is 2" Mating pair of black and yellow clowns. They have consistently laid eggs every 2-4 weeks since I have had them. The eggs hatch with little fry, but I have not had the resources or knowhow to raise the fry. The green bubble tip anemone is a large really nice show piece. $150
15 lbs of Liverock with two bright orange Ricordia and three types of zoas. Approximately 40 polyps of zoas in total. $35
Duncan Colony $5 a head. One colony with 10+ heads for $40.
Softball size of liverock with GSP $15
10 lbs of liverock with green mushroom. $15
20 lbs of liverock with 10 head colony of candy canes, poker star monti, and green tyree toadstool. $40
Awesome showpiece of extra large brain coral on 15lbs piece of live rock. Somewhere around 50 eyes on this piece. $40
20 lbs piece of live rock with 30-50 polyp orange zoa colony $40
7-10 LBS piece of live rock $15
GSP 2" by 2" piece for $5
Livestock
3-4"Yellow Tang $30
2" Six line wrasse $10
Supplies
Suction cup frag rack $10
Suction cup frag rack $10
Two Media baskets for mushrooms $5
Whole box of chemicals and test strips. See picture. $20
Master Testing kit for testing hardness, Nitrates, phosphates, ammonia and calcium $15
Magnesium test kit $10
Reef Frenzy coral food $5
Siphon hose $10
Pellet fish food $5 a container
5 gallon jugs x 3 $5 each
Fragging kit including long tweezers, nice bone cutters, superglue gel and frag plugs $30
Automatic fish feeder $10
Equipment
UV Light. Bulb is 2-3 months old $20
Skimmer. $100
Filter sock $5
Live rock pieces in back of tank and chaeto $15
48 inch LED $50
48 inch T5 fixture with five month old bulbs and two replacement bulbs. All bulbs are high quality Giesseman bulbs. $75
Three powerheads $10 each
Dual chamber Media reactor with dedicated pump and with extra containers of phosgard and activated carbon $35
Two heaters $10ach
Tank, stand, deep live sand bed, 6" by 6" patch of GSP growing on back wall, snails, and hemits
The tank is a 75 gallon total system acrylic tank. The display tank is about 60 gallons, and the back is about 15 gallons. The back houses the following items in order of water flow. Fully submerged UV light with dedicated pump, skimmer, heater, sock, chaeto, media and live rock chamber, return pump to tank. The water overflows on the far left side. So your sump is in the back of the tank and is all one piece, instead of having the sump below. Awesome design! The stand is in excellent shape and so is the hood. I have also installed a shelf in the bottom of the stand to house all of the misc items. $275 for Tank, stand, deep live sand bed, 6" by 6" patch of GSP growing on back wall, snails, and hemits.
Below is a pic of the misc stuff that comes with the tank.
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