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Kryptonite Pink Candy Cane Coral

$10 per head

Located In Longview

Green Hammer coral for sale. $10 per head. 

Located in Longview.

Longview

I am in the process of selling off my 120 gal. tank. Let me know if you see anything that may interest you.

Thank you. 

WTS

40 plus heads. $475.00. Will not frag.

17 heads $225. 00

Ok, so here is where I get confused. I have a torch coral. Online I see one head frag for $59 and 2 head frag for $90. My coral has 30 plus heads and the piece that broke off has 17 plus. 

On 9/19/2019 at 7:03 PM, pdxmonkeyboy said:

I'm interested in the rock if it is natural rock

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I will let you know when I get to that point. 

Ok, you are being super helpful. And she doesnt actually know I'm selling it. Lol. That's the grandbaby.

So how would you suggest finding buyers, and how do I price things. I dont have a lot of fish. So that's not really an issue. 

I'm only getting rid of is so I can put in doors where the tank is out to the deck. 

On 9/18/2019 at 7:49 PM, Burningbaal said:

 

 

Corals.
First, find buyers for the most sensitive things, especially that are was"easy" to remove. Clipping an acro off a rock is almost certainly easier than catching a wrasse or tang.
Once all the sensitive corals are gone, you can do melev's trick to pull all the rocks for easy fish catching (put the rock back in right away). So fish go second, after sensitive corals.
Then you sell the rest of the livestock, maybe throwing in some cuc with fish sales, rock/sand is last unless you sell a specific rock with a coral or something.

Then sell the equipment/accessories don't even post the equipment for sale until the tank is dry

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20 hours ago, Blue Z Reef said:

You’ll make more parting out. I would at least sell off corals/rock/fish first then go from there.

Thank you. That's what I was thinking.

20 hours ago, Burningbaal said:

Seems to me things always sell easier piece by piece, and probably more $$$ too. When I broke down my 90 years ago, the guy who took it ended up with massive deaths of livestock and still seems to have profited considering the postings I saw him make here and the price I agreed to sell it for.

I expect it would sell faster and get you more money if you sell it piece by piece, but that does thanks take more work on your part, and I guess it may be longer before the last thing sells.

Just my $0.02

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Thank you. That's what I was thinking. I just really dont know where to start. That was very helpful.

I am considering selling off my 120 gallon tank with 40 gallon sump. Would it be easier to sell it as a whole or should I piece it out?