- Location
- Westchester County
I am selling off my Red Sea Max 130 and all contents. I will break up and am located in lower Westchester. Simply don't have time any more to keep up the tank. It was fun. Here's what I'm selling. Pick up only. Pix available upon request.
1. Mated pair of black onyx saddleback clownfish. These are gorgeous, healthy fish. I got them about one and half years ago and the female is definitely larger now (the sex change took a while over a few months as they fought it out). Anyhow, they are now finally starting to mate, as it appears she was protecting a small brood about a month ago underneath some mushrooms. They deserve a better home now. Very rare gorgeous fish. They are about two-ish inches in length. These were my dream fish and I love them. You will too. Simply stunning. Selling for $100 firm.
2. A large green trumpet coral with 40+ heads. This is about the size of two softballs. It needs a bigger tank. It's aqua-cultured. I got it when it had about 7 heads about one and half years ago. It just keeps growing. It's a show piece for sure. Selling for $50 firm. House of Fins would easily charge several hundred for this.
3. A large plating/scrolling montipora. I got this when it was about he size of a fifty cent piece one and half years ago. It's aqua-cultured. It is now about 12 inches wide, by 8 inches deep, by five inches tall. It's big, with four scrolling layers. Again, it needs a bigger home. "Very" nice coral. Selling for $75 firm. Again, House of Fins would easily charge several hundred for this. (note: due to the fragility of this coral, be sure you can transport back home safely. bring a large cooler with salt water if needed and bags/balloons we can fill with air to surround and cushion it on the way home).
4. Blue mushroom rock. Has about a dozen or so shrooms on it. Typical shroom rock. $30 obo.
5. Banded coral shrimp. Molts 2-3 times per year like clockwork. He's healthy. $15 obo.
6. Yellow brittle starfish. Usually hangs out beneath the rock. Nice cleaner. $15 obo. (note: since i'd have to pretty much break down the tank to get this guy since he's typically hidden, i'd really need you to buy something else or the whole set up if you want him)
7. Emerald crab. $5. (note: since i'd have to pretty much break down the tank to get this guy since he's typically hidden, i'd really need you to buy something else or the whole set up if you want him)
8. Live rock. Can't remember how much I bought. 50 - 75 pounds? Needs some cleaning. $50 obo.
9. Red Sea Max 130 with extra skimmer pump (NIB) and circulation pump (NIB) and two (NIB) lights and stand. Works fine, just needs a good cleaning. $350 obo.
1. Mated pair of black onyx saddleback clownfish. These are gorgeous, healthy fish. I got them about one and half years ago and the female is definitely larger now (the sex change took a while over a few months as they fought it out). Anyhow, they are now finally starting to mate, as it appears she was protecting a small brood about a month ago underneath some mushrooms. They deserve a better home now. Very rare gorgeous fish. They are about two-ish inches in length. These were my dream fish and I love them. You will too. Simply stunning. Selling for $100 firm.
2. A large green trumpet coral with 40+ heads. This is about the size of two softballs. It needs a bigger tank. It's aqua-cultured. I got it when it had about 7 heads about one and half years ago. It just keeps growing. It's a show piece for sure. Selling for $50 firm. House of Fins would easily charge several hundred for this.
3. A large plating/scrolling montipora. I got this when it was about he size of a fifty cent piece one and half years ago. It's aqua-cultured. It is now about 12 inches wide, by 8 inches deep, by five inches tall. It's big, with four scrolling layers. Again, it needs a bigger home. "Very" nice coral. Selling for $75 firm. Again, House of Fins would easily charge several hundred for this. (note: due to the fragility of this coral, be sure you can transport back home safely. bring a large cooler with salt water if needed and bags/balloons we can fill with air to surround and cushion it on the way home).
4. Blue mushroom rock. Has about a dozen or so shrooms on it. Typical shroom rock. $30 obo.
5. Banded coral shrimp. Molts 2-3 times per year like clockwork. He's healthy. $15 obo.
6. Yellow brittle starfish. Usually hangs out beneath the rock. Nice cleaner. $15 obo. (note: since i'd have to pretty much break down the tank to get this guy since he's typically hidden, i'd really need you to buy something else or the whole set up if you want him)
7. Emerald crab. $5. (note: since i'd have to pretty much break down the tank to get this guy since he's typically hidden, i'd really need you to buy something else or the whole set up if you want him)
8. Live rock. Can't remember how much I bought. 50 - 75 pounds? Needs some cleaning. $50 obo.
9. Red Sea Max 130 with extra skimmer pump (NIB) and circulation pump (NIB) and two (NIB) lights and stand. Works fine, just needs a good cleaning. $350 obo.
