Higher Thinking

100 bucks. Don't want to separate, just want to deal with one transaction. I'm moving Wednesday morning so first dibs goes to whoever can meet up tomorrow. Has worked flawlessly and I just pulled it off a system today. Located in Scappoose, but can meet in N/NE Portland, as I work out there.

I've got one person ahead of you. If they bail, I'll hit you up. I still have another week or so. Thanks!

I know there's some freshwater peeps around here so figured I'd try here. 75 gallon aquarium with fish and massive group of plants (mostly Anubias varieties). There are 3 Roseline sharks and a Siamese Algae eater. I've had them for over 11 years. There are also some bristlenose plecos that have been breeding in the tank. Nothing new has been added in over a decade. Tank itself is only a couple years old. Oversized filtration setup, rated for several hundred gallons. Marineland 350 with inline heater and Fluval FX5. Also comes with CO2 reactor if planted tanks is your thing, but not required to be used. I'm moving out of state and not prepared to take it with me. $75?

I've been there! I think this is the only photo I snapped of the main tank.

Order from Jeff or from AAP: Bulbs: https://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/T5T8UVBulbs.html#t8t10bipin Sleeve: https://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/QuartzSleeveBallast.html#tmc

Your terms are acceptable. 😀

Who needs suction cups?! How else are we going to develop that Jiu Jitsu grip strength?

I mean, if you're in Scappoose, might as well go with the best pizza at Fultano's. 😀

Sold.

I'll be helping and either day works for me. 😀

I am a Supporting Member.

There are 4 holes drilled for 1" bulk heads and 2 holes drilled for 3/4 bulk heads.

It is drilled. Are you asking about extra holes for a closed loop? Not sure why you would go closed loop route, but you could obviously drill more holes than the six already there if you really wanted 🤷🏼‍♂️

Built by Custom Aquariums a little over two years ago. Tank is 8 feet long, 3 feet deep, and 2 feet tall. Low-iron, high clarity glass on front and side panels. Black silicon throughout. There are two, very minor scratches on the front panel that you wouldn't even notice on clean glass. Tank comes with dual Herbie overflows built by Modular Marine. These things are super legit and built to go around the frame and line up with the top of the tank flush. Stand is powder coated, USA steel 🇺🇸. Stand is 40" tall and 37" on the shortest side, so you need a wide doorway, French doors, or something like that to move it in. Of course you can have a different stand built and we can negotiate price accordingly for just the tank. Picture of tank on stand was when it was brand new. Only difference now is coralline on the back wall. Tank, stand, and overflows was $4,500. Looking to get $2,200.

Remaining items are available for sale from Jeff at CnC. This thread is finished.

ORP is Apex. I think pH is American Marine.

They've been stored wet. I'll keep them around for another day and then toss them. They have been in use for 11 months. Located in Scappoose.

Adding protein skimmer. Bubble Magus Hero 77: $200 Older unit, but nothing wrong with it structurally. Dual SP2000 pumps. Good for tanks up to 350-400 gallons (that's what's advertised anyway). I've witnessed one of the pumps periodically turn off and then turn itself back on a minute or so later. Not exactly sure what that's about.

Thanks, man. You too! Guess I better clean that tank up and make it show ready.

Getting ready to head out in search of freedom and liberty! 🦅🇺🇸

UV sold. CaRx still up for grabs.

Last, Crystal Reef Aquatics Stealth Reef Sump: SOLD. Used for a little over two years. Apart from some coraline, it's flawless. It's pretty similar to the base SR60 model, but I made some modifications with where the holes were drilled, how many, and what size. It also comes with additional custom lids that screw down. Comes with both filter box and filter socks holder. These are about $1,100 new. Although the builder has since retired. There are 4 holes drilled for 1" bulk heads on the side and 1 hole on the top right drilled for 1¼ return. There's also a couple holes drilled in the back that can be used for top-off or water change setups. Here's a pic with the lids: Here's some info on the specs. As I said, it's the SR60.

Tropic Marine 110-Watt UV sterilizer. SOLD. Bulbs are only about 6 months old. These are $500 new. This unit is only 18 months old. Quarts sleeves were still spotless during the bulb swap 6 months ago. It is very large. 5 gallon bucket for size reference. I have the plumbing that connects to the pump. Pump is not included, but could be for a negotiable price. Next is an Avast Marine MR16 Fluidized Media Reactor: $100 dollars. Canister holds 16 cups of media. These are $199 new. Next, AquaMaxx T3 Calcium Reactor: $225 dollars. Very large item. Rated for tanks up to 1,000 gallons. Comes with Italian-made Sicce Syncra 2.0 pump. Unit was purchased just 10 months ago. These are $349 new. Check BRS website for more details. 5 gallon bucket for reference on both reactors. Avast Reactor on left and CaRx on right (in case there's any confusion 😉).

Yes, I ended up buying a 40 pound box. I can help you out, but I'm in Scappoose.

Hey everyone, This past week I've been able to evaluate the overall direction of the club and unfortunately that is a direction I don't want to pursue. As opposed to a majority of the board members, I don't believe the idea of more virtual interactions, outdoor only meetings, mask only meetings, or anything else along those lines, is the right direction for club. I am by no means unsympathetic to the seriousness of Covid, I just believe each person should be able to assess the risks themselves and act accordingly. I continue to wish nothing but the best for PNWMAS, but I officially resign. Andrew