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So, I have my tank I want to part with. Had an original 1,000 budget, however blew passed that, and am heavily regretting it. It has all the best parts, and some killer corals and fish. I will list what it has, plus what I paid for it, to see where I am coming from. All of the fish and coral, have come from a very reputable source, I don't want to drop the name here, but if you message me, I gladly will.
EQUIPMENT
Tank was purchased new in February. 60 cube, frameless, with single over flow. Tank itself was 260.
Tank stand. It is the basic perfecto cube stand, black color. $210
Diablo 950 return pump. This is the controllable pump, that is super quiet. $140
Reef Octopus LSS 1000 skimmer/bubble blaster 1000. $330
MR1 Phospate Reactor with liter of phosgaurd, maxi jet 1200- $150
MP10- (Less than two weeks old) $220
Maxspect Razor 120w led- $430
BRS Clear 1/4 inch screen top lid- $40
Jaeger Heater 150 watt- $40
50 pounds live rock (combination of dead rock, and caribsea liferock) $200
LIVE STOCK
(Fish)
2 captive bred, Erectus Seahorse (seahorsesource.com) male-female- 120 pair
2 captive bred, Erectus/Reidi Cross (seahorsesource.com)male-female $140 pair
1 pearly jawfish $30
1 yellow watchman Goby $20
1 Randalls Goby $45
1 Bipartus Leopard Wrasse- Male $60
1 Green Mandarin $20
1 African Fire Fish $20
1 Cardinal $15
1 Lubacks Multi Color Fairy Wrasse $35
(Coral)
Purple Montipora (2 inch frag) $25
Red Candy Cup Montipora (4 inch coral) $60
Jedi Trick Montipora (1 inch Frag) $25
Aussie Acropora (4 inch colony) $60
1 Rainbow chalice (2 inch frag) $75
1 Ultra Golden Chalice (3 inch colony) $150
3 Ultra Acan Frags $20 per frag
Big Green Leather Coral $70
2 Eco Gorgonians $70 total
Green Wellso- 75
Purple plate coral- 75
2 ricordea colonies (4 heads a piece) 150 total
1 Hammer Coral $50
1 xenia coral $20
1 Kenya Tree Coral $30
1 Colt Coral $30
1 Zoo Colony (4 inch) $100
Also have various shrimp (tiger snapping, and pistol), along with leopard nassarius and other snails.
If I did my math right, correct me if I am wrong, the total was about $3,350.The oldest piece of equipment in tank is the tank itself, and that was purchased Valentines day. Everything else, is newer, from that day forward.
I did not want to hang LED lights from ceiling, so instead I had a guy weld Stainless steel tubing, and made a post that comes up from back of tank, and bends over tank, hanging about 3 feet above tank. The light hangs from that, which is about 18 inches above water.
The seahorses are top notch. They are captive bred, from seahorse source.com. I have receipt of that to verify. I have had them since February (Originally set up 30 gallon tank for them, while I was cycling cube tank) They eat Frozen Mysis shrimp, pretty much non stop. They have grown from around 3 inches, to about 6 inches. If you are doing seahorses, you definitely want captive bred, as opposed to wild caught or tank raised. They are also sexed pairs, and have been doing the mating ritual over the past couple weeks.
The leopard wrasse was my 2nd one. The first one never ate and died. This one I have had for about a month, and is by far the best feeder in the tank.
I understand I will never come close to getting back what I put into the tank. I do not expect that, but will entertain offers. Lowballing will respectfully be ignored, I do not have to get rid of it (not moving etc) but would have rather have spent that money on other things (college load, pay off car, etc etc)
If the tank does not sell as a whole, I will consider parting it out, and the equipment would have to wait until all live stock is gone. I do not want to have seahorses, with no skimmer.
So please, let me know what you think is fair, and I will strongly consider it. I have a truck, and can even help with the transfer.
This would definitely be considered a medium difficulty tank. Seahorses eat a lot, as I feed about 5 cubes Mysis a day. A skimmer is a must, as well as a phos reactor.(which it has already) The corals I have, with exception of hammer, are all totally safe for seahorses. Some may argue, but truth is I have been reading and calling various seahorse breeders, for 2 years before taking the plunge into them. The maxspect light, is plenty strong enough for SPS. I only have it hit 80 percent max intensity during the day.
And last bit, the tank specs are as follows
SG 1.025, Temp: 74, Alk: 8, Magnesium 1400, Calcium 440, Amm. 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 20. PH 8.05.
All live stock has been in the tank for at least 3 weeks, most longer, and the parameters have been stable, as I check them at least 3x a week. Weekly water changes, 10 gallons, with reef crystals.
Thank you
I will take some pictures this week when I can use my girlfriends camera. I only have the one on my phone, and the pictures I have taken are atrocious.
And I know I need a price for everything on here, so I will do so. All in all, I have close to 3500 into it. Being the tank is (Feb-Now) 3 months old, I think a 1000 hit is expected. So I will say 2500 for everything. I think that is fair for now, being my lights are 6 weeks old, skimmer 8 weeks, vortech 2 weeks, and return pump about 3 months.
EQUIPMENT
Tank was purchased new in February. 60 cube, frameless, with single over flow. Tank itself was 260.
Tank stand. It is the basic perfecto cube stand, black color. $210
Diablo 950 return pump. This is the controllable pump, that is super quiet. $140
Reef Octopus LSS 1000 skimmer/bubble blaster 1000. $330
MR1 Phospate Reactor with liter of phosgaurd, maxi jet 1200- $150
MP10- (Less than two weeks old) $220
Maxspect Razor 120w led- $430
BRS Clear 1/4 inch screen top lid- $40
Jaeger Heater 150 watt- $40
50 pounds live rock (combination of dead rock, and caribsea liferock) $200
LIVE STOCK
(Fish)
2 captive bred, Erectus Seahorse (seahorsesource.com) male-female- 120 pair
2 captive bred, Erectus/Reidi Cross (seahorsesource.com)male-female $140 pair
1 pearly jawfish $30
1 yellow watchman Goby $20
1 Randalls Goby $45
1 Bipartus Leopard Wrasse- Male $60
1 Green Mandarin $20
1 African Fire Fish $20
1 Cardinal $15
1 Lubacks Multi Color Fairy Wrasse $35
(Coral)
Purple Montipora (2 inch frag) $25
Red Candy Cup Montipora (4 inch coral) $60
Jedi Trick Montipora (1 inch Frag) $25
Aussie Acropora (4 inch colony) $60
1 Rainbow chalice (2 inch frag) $75
1 Ultra Golden Chalice (3 inch colony) $150
3 Ultra Acan Frags $20 per frag
Big Green Leather Coral $70
2 Eco Gorgonians $70 total
Green Wellso- 75
Purple plate coral- 75
2 ricordea colonies (4 heads a piece) 150 total
1 Hammer Coral $50
1 xenia coral $20
1 Kenya Tree Coral $30
1 Colt Coral $30
1 Zoo Colony (4 inch) $100
Also have various shrimp (tiger snapping, and pistol), along with leopard nassarius and other snails.
If I did my math right, correct me if I am wrong, the total was about $3,350.The oldest piece of equipment in tank is the tank itself, and that was purchased Valentines day. Everything else, is newer, from that day forward.
I did not want to hang LED lights from ceiling, so instead I had a guy weld Stainless steel tubing, and made a post that comes up from back of tank, and bends over tank, hanging about 3 feet above tank. The light hangs from that, which is about 18 inches above water.
The seahorses are top notch. They are captive bred, from seahorse source.com. I have receipt of that to verify. I have had them since February (Originally set up 30 gallon tank for them, while I was cycling cube tank) They eat Frozen Mysis shrimp, pretty much non stop. They have grown from around 3 inches, to about 6 inches. If you are doing seahorses, you definitely want captive bred, as opposed to wild caught or tank raised. They are also sexed pairs, and have been doing the mating ritual over the past couple weeks.
The leopard wrasse was my 2nd one. The first one never ate and died. This one I have had for about a month, and is by far the best feeder in the tank.
I understand I will never come close to getting back what I put into the tank. I do not expect that, but will entertain offers. Lowballing will respectfully be ignored, I do not have to get rid of it (not moving etc) but would have rather have spent that money on other things (college load, pay off car, etc etc)
If the tank does not sell as a whole, I will consider parting it out, and the equipment would have to wait until all live stock is gone. I do not want to have seahorses, with no skimmer.
So please, let me know what you think is fair, and I will strongly consider it. I have a truck, and can even help with the transfer.
This would definitely be considered a medium difficulty tank. Seahorses eat a lot, as I feed about 5 cubes Mysis a day. A skimmer is a must, as well as a phos reactor.(which it has already) The corals I have, with exception of hammer, are all totally safe for seahorses. Some may argue, but truth is I have been reading and calling various seahorse breeders, for 2 years before taking the plunge into them. The maxspect light, is plenty strong enough for SPS. I only have it hit 80 percent max intensity during the day.
And last bit, the tank specs are as follows
SG 1.025, Temp: 74, Alk: 8, Magnesium 1400, Calcium 440, Amm. 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 20. PH 8.05.
All live stock has been in the tank for at least 3 weeks, most longer, and the parameters have been stable, as I check them at least 3x a week. Weekly water changes, 10 gallons, with reef crystals.
Thank you
I will take some pictures this week when I can use my girlfriends camera. I only have the one on my phone, and the pictures I have taken are atrocious.
And I know I need a price for everything on here, so I will do so. All in all, I have close to 3500 into it. Being the tank is (Feb-Now) 3 months old, I think a 1000 hit is expected. So I will say 2500 for everything. I think that is fair for now, being my lights are 6 weeks old, skimmer 8 weeks, vortech 2 weeks, and return pump about 3 months.
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