UPDATE:
- Price reductions
- No longer moving to Utah, but... scaling down in order to refurbish and refactor the main displays filtration system and plumbing
Hi all, we're starting to plan a move to Utah and I'm not confident I can bring these guys along with
me successfully.
If you're looking to take a good portion of everything we can work out a deal. I have about 15+ buckets to transport anything from coral to rocks or water.
Corals:
Red/Orange SPS Coral (Forgot the name, he's a bit small) $10
Galaxea $30
Devils Hand Leather $30 (SOLD)
Duncan Polyp (5+ heads) $45 (SOLD)
Brain (Favia, red and green - currently about 5" in diameter) $40
Plating coral (forgot the name) $20/ea
A yellow mushroom $30(SOLD)
Montipora (I think? He's currently trying to climb onto a rock) $20
Fish:
Magnificent Foxface (+7") $90
Blue Tang (+6") $50
Coral Beauty(3") $25
Clown (Dark on top, orange on bottom) $25
Purple Firefish $20
Inverts:
2 Peppermint shrimp $10/ea
3 Skunk Cleaner Shrimp $15/ea (Best to take 2 that hang out together, 3 is not a good number to have at once)
Serpent Sea Star $20 (He's tan/brown spotted and almost a 1' long now)
Snails (Assorted, both tiny and huge) $1/ea, depending on size
2 Bonded Coral Banded Shrimp $40/both (Will not sell separately unless forced to, they do well together)
Equipment:
Heaters
Pumps
HOB Refuge (Bought for $240, https://goo.gl/VDkTd1) selling for $40 (nothing wrong with it, I just know no one is willing to pay anywhere near retail for these guys)
Other random stuff I own and don't need right now:
- Triton Water Sample packs (I have three, here's a good opportunity to try it out on the cheap) $20/ea
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/icp-oes-testing-kit-triton-1.html
- Tunze Protein Skimmer 9004 (in-tank/sump) $40, worked great
- Plenty of live rock/sand (Basically free, maybe $10 a buckets worth)
- Chaetomorpha algae stuffed with copepods and amphipods ($5 a freezer bag, limited to what the tank doesn't require at the time for nutrient control)
- Digital outlet strips (2) $5/ea
All prices are negotiable, it's going to be quite the effort to move all of this so the more I can git rid of the better.
Pictures in album
https://photos.app.goo.gl/4VWHqGJZEq61mhrF6
Notice:
Recently tried to catch a fish and found this to be quite difficult without a lot of rock removal and stress on the tank. Please be advised that if you want the fish now, I will need 2 days minimum to prepare for catching them, i'd rather not introduce more stress at once than necessary. Also, apparently my price expectations are high - be advised that I'm willing to work with you as much as I can. At the end of the day, when it comes down to it, I will probably be donating them to my favorite fish store, where you could pay full retail for fish that moved from a 180 gallon vacation spot to a 10 prison.
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