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  1. Located in Tacoma, Wa

    This tank is in great shape! It comes with everything you need to get started (plug and play)! It has been running since Dec. 2019

    Included:

    ·Heater
    ·Protein Skimmer
    ·Large cpr hob refugium (full of more live rock and live rock rubble)
    ·AI Prime 16hd led light (it needs cleaned and is undersized for this tank but I do have larger fixtures if you prefer (sb reef black box led or T5)
    ·Wavemakers
    ·big ugly return pump 
    ·Large Magfloat
    ·Refractometer
    ·Lots of live rock
    ·Crushed coral
    ·Shells
    ·Various additives

    There are tiny critters like feather dusters, copapods, amphipods, ect but no fish or corals right now

    Tank is 30" x 15" x 21"

    $200

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  2. Located in Tacoma, Wa

    It's time to part with my 10+ year old reef tank.

    112g reef ready acrylic tank (60x18x24")
    40g sump
    10g auto top off tank

    Full of corals, fish, invertebrates, anemones, live rock, chaeto, red mangrove trees ect.

    This is a running fish tank and it will come with all of the equipment needed, plus tons of extra stuff I have accumulated over the years.

    This reef is truly plug and play, it pretty much takes care of itself. There are some aiptasia in there but they never bothered me.

    The stand was custom built with 2x4s and 2x6s, you could park a truck on it. The acrylic tank does have some scratches i'd recommend buffing before setting it back up

    The led light is a ReefBreeders V2+ 50. Its the best light i've ever ran. This fixture alone cost me about $800 two years ago.

    Must be broken down this weekend (by the 30th). I'd like to sell either the whole setup or just everything wet (rocks, fish, corals, etc).

    Let me know if you have any questions, thanks!

    $600 takes all

    I will help break it down

    Note: I have some of the corals that are in the first pictures. And I got rid of the xenia. All remaining corals are in the pictures in the comments

     

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  3. Located in Tacoma wa. 

    Hey guys, due to some major life changes the tanks have to go. First up is my 10yr old reef. Some of my fish corals and nems have already been sold but there is still a bunch of smaller fish and inverts. Also a bunch of coral, a green bta, yellow and green mini maxi nem, and several rock flower nems. 

    Fish-

    2 clownfish

    Bengaii cardinal

    Yellow watchman

    Leopard wrasse

    Blue chromis

    Red choris wrasse

    Green dragonette

    Inverts-

    2 brittle starfish

    1 serpent starfish

    2 cucumbers

    Halloween hermit

    Snails

    Longspine urchin

    Feather duster

    Tons of red mangrove trees

    Chaeto

    Pumps, heaters, fuge light, skimmer, ato, temp controller, ext. It's all in there.

    I'm sure I'm missing lots here but anyways, I want 800 firm for the whole setup. I paid about 800 for the reefbreeders v2+ 50 less than a year ago so yeah, my price is firm. 

    Oh ya, there are a few aiptasia in there too if that's your thing 

     

    I also have a running 30 something gallon bowfront tank I'll be looking to soon too

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  4. 1 hour ago, Manny Tavan said:

    My next tank is gonna be acrylic. Any tips on cleaning the glass?

    I use a mag float with an acrylic safe scrubber pad stuck between the acrylic and the inside magnet. And for the tough stuff the kent plastic scraper is my go too. Of course my kid went s different route and cleaned it with the glass mag float from my sump. That didn't end well

  5. We made it out unscathed up here in Tacoma, wa. No need to break out my large trusty marine deep cycle battery and power inverter this time. 

    But yesterday at work I did drive my box truck up to shoreline. The drive went totally fine, but as I was pulling up to the customers house I started sliding sideways and hit their van 😔. What a way to start a job!

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  6. On 2/5/2021 at 9:42 AM, psychofireman said:

    Not sure how they would do in my tank. Have only an inch of sand in the front 1/4 of tank. Behind rock is no sand. And not familiar with the starfishes

    Neither need sand!

  7. 15 hours ago, psychofireman said:

     

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    A good rinse of that sand would work wonders. Or going bare bottom would be fine too. Assuming you have plenty of live rock in the tank I wouldn't worry about losing the sands bacteria. 

    My vote is rinse, rinse,and rinse again then reuse all of the old sand.

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