AlexKilpatrick

Price drop to $750.

This is kind of weird, so bear with me. I have a Aqualogic 1/3 HP Chiller for sale that is new in the box. As in, the box is still sealed from the manufacturer, and it has never been used. This is the kind of chiller that has a hose with coils, and you just drop the coils in your sump, so you don't have to mess with plumbing. However, it is about 5 years old (long story), so you won't have any manufacturer's warranty. Aqualogic makes great chillers, though. Is is this exact chiller: http://www.marinedepot.com/Aqua_Logic_Trimline_Cyclone_1_3HP_Chiller_TLC_4_with_Temperature_Controller_1_3_HP_Greater_Drop_In_Aquarium_Chillers-Aqua_Logic-AL2133-FICHDIQT-AL2137K-vi.html (ridiculously long URL) New is $1000 + shipping. I am selling for $800. You can test it out to make sure it chills a bucket of water, but I can't provide any more warranty than that.

Tank has been sold and picked up. And I hope I never have to move (or help move) a tank again. Goof luck Theo!

All: Someone is planning to come pick it up this weekend. If that falls through, Laura's client has first dibs. Sorry for the confusion.

I have treated a couple of times with Flatworm exit and they eventually came back. I was going to move to higher levels of dosage, which I have heard works. The tank is still a package deal. I posted the photos for someone who may be driving down 4 hours to get it. But it is still open for sale. I will consider parting it out next week if it doesn't sell.

Some pics I took quickly, and not very flatteringly. But this should help prove that I have all the equipment.

Yeah, I am not really entertaining deals for parting out right now, especially since I posted in "Complete systems" and also said "Please don't ask about parting out" You guys are nothing if not persistent, though.

The tank is 5 x 2 x 2. It has two corner overflows.

Yes, I have done that, and watched him for a while to see if he goes after that flatworms. He just doesn't seem interested, or there are enough that he gets his fill. It may be that there is a balance. Right now you can see the flatworms if you look for them, but they are not overwhelming like some populations I have seen.

What's wrong with six-lines? He is very well behaved. I don't think he eats much in the way of flatworms, though.

Sorry -- one more thing I forgot to mention. The tank does have a bit of a flatworm problem right now. If you buy, please quarantine before mixing in with another tank.

OK, I guess this is the wrong crowd to say "Please don't ask about parting out" :-) If it doesn't sell in a week or so, I may part it out. I just want to avoid dragging the selling process out over a long time. I have been chastised for not mentioning the fish. Here you go -- 2 clowns, 4 large Chromis' and a six-line. I also have Mark's super-splitting anemone. I bought 2 from him and now I have 4. Mark -- just doing some consulting work to keep things going.

I'm starting a new job which will require a ton of travel, and I don't want to ask my family to maintain my tank. All equipment is less than 1 year old. The tank is on a second floor, so you will need to have someone help you move it. Please do not ask about parting out. 150 G Oceanic reef-ready. Cherry-stained stand (Oceanic) It is 5' wide, which is kind of unusual PM Redline Skimmer (rated for300 Gal) PM 36" Sump Aquacontroller Apex controller 2 Vortech Pumps Hamilton fixture -- 2 x 250W HQI, plus T5s RO/DI (100 GPD) Live rock I have a few corals and fish, but nothing worth mentioning. $1500 Firm.

@chark -- I don't think it is on the market yet. It is supposed to be something they are releasing soon. @DaJMasta -- I don't expect it to save costs. I just think it might be easier to manage, and certainly cheaper to ship.

Actually, you hit on a potential problem. I mix up saltwater in a trashcan, and I don't have a precise measurement on the amount of water. I just put in salt until the salinity gets to the right point. That approach won't work if your saltwater mix is in two separate parts. You would have to put in the exact right amount of the trace elements, and then you could adjust the salinity with NaCl. But you would have to know exactly how much water you had.