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Rocks are gone. The tank and stand are still available. 

Thanks,

JR

Send me a message with your number, I can try to be up there tonight, or meet this weekend. 

If you are around dt portland, I can take one as well. What size are they

both still available. 

Cleaning out the garage, and want this stuff out. 

The tank is a Solana 34g cube with the back chamber removed. It was then drilled and plumbed for a sump. I used an eshopps RS-75, and it did fit in the stand. 

Asking $170

50-60lbs of live rock that has been cured for about the last 3 months. It's cycled and ready to do into a tank. 

Asking $60 for all of it. 

Thanks for looking,

JR

PM sent a few days ago. 

Interested in the red sps, and a few others. 

I have 50-60 lbs of rock in my garage that I ordered from BRS. It has been cured, and acid dipped. Ready to go in any tank. Pest free, but hasn't grown any Coraline yet. 

PM if you want it. 

Sump, Both Calcium reactors and skimmer are sold. 

Tank and stand - $200

Live rock - $80 for all

Sump and skimmer are pending

Lowered price for just tank and stand for $200. Need the space in garage asap.

Still have it?

PENDING: aquamaxx s-nano and Skimz calcium reactors. 

I'm adding all of my extra live rock. It has been acid dipped to remove any build up on the outside. Then I have had it cycling in a tub in my garage for about 2-3 months. At this point it is fully cured, and ready to go into a tank. I put a few piece in my new tank, but didn't need hardly any. 

It's 60lbs+ altogether. The largest rock in the picture is about 15" across. They are full of holes and not just blocky base rock. 

Asking 2.00 per lb or $100 takes it all.

Thanks for looking. 

Dimensions on the sump? Would you sell that separately? Do you have an ATO you're selling?

I do now

 

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Thanks for the patience, still learning how to post correct size pictures. 

I may add more equipment tonight. 

1) 34g Solana(purchased from Vis, 1 year ago) with stand, sump, and return pump. The built in back has been removed, and it has been drilled. Come with all return lines, and tubes needed to connect the sump. - $300. 

2) Eshopps S-120 skimmer - $75

3) Aquamaxx s-nano calcium reactor with aqualifter and regulator. You will need ph probe and CO2 to finish it. - $100

4) Brand new Skimz Monzter CM153 DUO - $175

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/skimz-monzter-cm153-duo-internal-calcium-reactor.html

I am broke down my system and have everything available for sale. If you would like the whole system please send me an offer. Below I have broken down the equipment and listed it separately. 

Also, I listed some of this earlier but was unable to meet up with some people. If you are still interested please PM me. 

I think I am the only licensed insurance agent in the group so let me see if I understand correctly. 

 

State Farm is saying that if you have an unintentional failure of your aquarium i.e. seal break, or overflow, that the liability portion of your policy would not cover damages to the property you are renting, but they would accept the liability to damage to other units caused by the failure? AND the policy would cover your tank/equipment that caused the problem. 

Does the policy list a specific exclusion for water filled furniture?

 

I'd be happy to take a look at what your looking at and see if one of our policies would work for you. Feel free to PM me your number or email and we can look. 

Please feel free to PM me your contact information, and we can discuss it. 

That is exactly what they are telling me. I'm not looking to get coverage for my negligence. I want to have coverage on my townhome in the event of a tank failure.  Below is my last correspondence with the agent the last line is where they don't cover damage to my unit. His thought is that the landlord's homeowners insurance would be covering the unit. However handling legal cases regularly, I know the landlord's insurance would be looking to recoup damages from me. 

                I have spoken to my claims team, and underwriters and we will not cover damage to the unit you are renting. I have included a copy of the policy itself below and highlighted the portion showing this exclusion. I would love to write your business but, do not want to mislead you in any way.

2. Property Not Covered. We do not cover: 

a. articles separately described and specifically insured in this or any other insurance;

b. animals, birds or fish; 

c. any engine or motor-propelled vehicle or ma-chine, including the parts, designed for move-ment on land, except as provided in Special Limits of Liability, item l. We do cover those not licensed for use on public highways which are:

(1) used solely to service the insured loca-tion; or 

(2) designed for assisting the handicapped;

d. devices or instruments for the recording or re-production of video or sound permanently at-tached to an engine or motor-propelled vehicle. We do not cover tapes, discs, wires, videos or other media that may be used with these de-vices or instruments while in the vehicle; 

e. aircraft and parts; 

f. property of roomers, boarders, tenants and other residents not related to an insured. We do cover property of roomers, boarders and other residents related to an insured; 

g. property regularly rented or held for rental to others by an insured. This exclusion does not apply to property of an insured in a sleeping room rented to others by an insured;

I don't think there were a lot of companies in this thread, but there was a lot of good information:

 

http://www.pnwmas.org/topic/37819-insurance/

I just read through that thread, and the only one mentioned is State Farm. I bet that isn't the case, and that member should double check with their agent. I had my agent double check with the underwriters, and they absolutely will not cover the unit you rent in the event of a failure. 

This makes no sense to me, because why would I need your coverage if you aren't protecting my unit. They will cover everything, other than damage to my unit from a failure...

USAA baby!!!!

If I only had that option. Girlfriend does, so I may have her look into it, and insure the tank as her's. 

If this is in the wrong section, please feel free to move it. 

I have been shopping around for new renters insurance. Currently through State Farm, and my coverage is lacking in my opinion. They cover the tank and equipment of course. I am covered if other units are damaged in case of failure(not in an apartment so it doesn't matter), but they will not cover my house. I have spoken to my agent about adding a rider for that, but it is a no go. I have told they do not offer anything of that nature. They chances of damage is a long shot, but I prefer to be prepared if I can be. 

Does anyone have a suggestion for a company to look into?

Thank you for the help,

JR 

Sorry missed the responses here. I am located in SW portland near downtown. I was planning to disassemble it. If you would like to take it after that it's all yours. 

For reference it fit inside the SUV i used to move it easily. 

Need the space in my garage. 

Still have the stand. I plan to break it down and toss it once I get my new stand. If you are interested send me a message, and I'll hold off. 

Sure no problem.

I'm having a different stand built for the tank and don't need this stand. It's free to whom ever would like to come get it. It is 30x39x38(WxLxH). I'll include all the panels for it as well. 

Thanks,

JR

Using the regulator on my new tank. Located in SW portland next to downtown.

Everything is or best offer as well.