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Another sump. Acrylic. $40.

15 gallon long tank. Drilled to be a sump. Drilled as shown with drain and redundant drain. $10 Another 15 gallon long tank. Drilled as well. $10 /URL] IMG]http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff1/cornroller/SAM_0635_zps1264b8e9.jpg[/img HOB Overflow $10

Brute can with drain/valve. I have two of these. $20/each.

Vortec MP40 wES. Wireless ready. Adjustable through several programs. Awesome pump. Original boxes, paperwork, etc. $175. And the coraline covered wet-side...

Forgot pic.

20 gallon bowfront aquarium. Never used. Just dusty. $20.

RO/DI Pressure Booster pump. $20

BRS 5 stage, 75GPD RO/DI System. $100.

Sybon Refractometer. Original box, + Plastic case. $20

Two Little Fishies Reactors. 2 of them. Both with MJ600 feed pump. Ran carbon in one, GFO in the other. $25 each w/MJ.

Bubble Magus NAC 3.5+. A couple year old model, but hardly used. Perfect for a smaller tank. $50.

An older Reef Octopus skimmer. Worked well until it didn't. The pump stopped one day and rather than replace it, I used it as an excuse to upgrage. So, skimmer body, plus plumbing parts, plus pump that does not work. $50.

The pic for the first rock structure is the wrong pic. Here is the right one. Don't mind the brown water. We pretty much stirred the whole tank up taking these pics!

Apollo Reef LED Sunburst UV 5000 – Manually Dimmable. Has Moonlights on a separate channel so they can be dimmed separtely.. Used for only about 8 months. $120 Older Apollo Reef V2 LED 14K. Non-dimmable, but with moonlight. $70

I also have a few dozen of pounds of dry base rock. $1/lb.

Reefbreeders LED Lights. Two Photon 16 adjustable lights with built-in controller. Allows for sunrise/sunset. Both have remote controls. Also have hanging kits. $200 each.

A couple to a few hundred pounds of live rock in my sump/fuge. $1/lb. This is a 45 gallon tank, and its full of live rock. All sizes and shapes.

OK, all of my fish are caught and waiting new homes, not its time to sell the equipment and live rock. Live rock first. Almost all of it has some coral on it (Mushrooms, Kenya trees, toadstool, etc.) Lots and lots of critters; bristleworms, starfish, pep shrimp etc. Willing to sell the rock for $2/lb. These are mostly very large pieces, with one piece measuring almost 2ft. long and (built out of multiple large rocks with fiberglass rods. Here are the pics: The largest rock structure. About 2 ft. long and one foot deep, with multiple levels and a hanging branch. Stands about 2 ft tall. Covered in life. Kenya trees, mushrooms, toadstool coral. This is what it looked like when I built it. Ignore the picture date, these were taken about 4 years ago. Another large rock structure. Comes as one piece. Has a kenya tree on it, along with several species of mushroom. This piece has neon green shrooms and red mushrooms on it. Dozens of neon green shrooms, some blue mushrooms and red mushrooms on this piece. Two heads of Kenya Tree on this, along with green, blue and red mushrooms. Old birdsnest skeleton covered in all three colors of mushroom. Smaller Rock

All three are healthy and happy fish, good eaters and no issues. Those of you that have seen my other threads know I am tearing down my tank and these three are the last three fish I have. Prices Blue Hippo Tang - $60. Hes 5-6 inches Yellow Tang - $40. At least 4.5-5 inches Bangaii Cardinal - $15. A good 3-4 inch specimen I'd like to get them a new home this weekend. I am in Washougal. Thanks, Neil

Tried to PM you, but couldn't. I have caught the fish and the yellow tang is ready to go. PM me if you are still interested. MODS - I have created a new thread with the appropriate title for my three fish for sale. This thread can be closed.

I have a bubble magus bac 3.5+ It's not the newer cone, but it would work well for that size and has a small footprint. Hardly been used. PM me if you're interested.

Please pm for a phone number or email address if you would like to talk.

It's going to be a trick to catch any of my fish. I have a ton of rockwork with plenty of hiding places. The tangs in particular seem too smart to let themselves get caught. I have a trap set, but no takers so far (apart from the wrasse). Until they're caught, there's not much point since they can't be netted. If anyone has ideas I am open to hearing them. Prices Blue tang - $60. Hes over 6 inches Yellow tang - $45. At least 5 inches Bangaii cardinal - $20. A good 4 inch specimen

Ohh ya, also a huge rock a bit bigger than a football covered in GSP.