stephanie

I have a 54 gallon corner tank with stand, light holder, glass topper, return pump and skimmer for sale. It does have two Engineer gobies that are about 10" long that I would like to re-home with the tank. $200 OBO Feel free to text me for pictures, had trouble uploading.

http://bend.craigslist.org/for/5219994070.htmlsome old pictures of the tank.

Reducing to $200 or trade for SPS corals.

This is a 90 gallon corner bow front for sale. It is not drilled, but does have an overflow box that has been working great since I have had the tank running approximately 4 years. Has non-dimable led lights work great for all types of corals . return pump, refugium, heater, glass top, about 50lbs of live rock, a lot of sand and a wood stand. For live stock there is 2 large engineer gobies, one damsel, 2 huge hermit crab, some snails, some green soft corals and xenia every where. The tank has been somewhat neglected for a while, hence the xenia every where but is still in good condition. Have pictures of when it was in my house and in it's previous state. if no takers soon I will be taking down the tank. $350 OBO

Thank you for all the information.

Does anyone know of a place that you can buy a fish that can guarantee it wasn't caught with cyanide?

I am interested in the skimmer and the wp60. I do live in Redmond, Or do you think that you could ship those items?

I am interested in the Apex, how much are you asking with the probes?

"No name" looks like Bam bams with less light.

I wish you were closer. I would love to get the tank, but I am in Bend. Any chance your heading to Bend? =)

I have the same tank as pictured above. I have a 15 gallon tall for a sump. In the 15 I have an area for the skimmer in the first baffle, refugium in the second area and return pump in the last. I love the looks of the tank, but it is hard to get the flow just right in the corner tanks. Your build is looking great!

[ATTACH]12746[/ATTACH] My 54 corner.

I have 2 large engineer gobies that never stop rearranging the bottom of my tank! Thankfully the rocks quit falling down, they have probably settled on the glass. If you look under the tank in some spots you can see them, they cleared 4+ inches of sand away. =) But I wouldn't get rid of them, they are really cool fish.

Looks good! I would love to get one some day.