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Update : SOLD

Tank is cleaned and ready to go. supper clean to be exact, i spent a good 3 hrs to clean it up. Great reef tank or fresh water, a lot lot of room to Aquascape, you can add a over flow box if needed. Tank manufacture : Oceanic 120Gal , thick 1/2" glass, build to last. Dimension: 48" x 24" x 24", include stand, canopy, and Aquatic 150 sump. Drilled and bulkhead for 1.5" drain and 3/4" return. Also has bulkheads for close loop (if you don't want to use it , i can plug it off for you) No leak, I have the tank for about 2 years. Local pick up only. Cash. $375 email or call 512-762-2900 Location: Round Rock exit 251/I35

all life stocks are SOLD Thank you for giving them a home.

Updated ========== here is what I have left: galaxia : $20, goft ball size, this is one of the easiest coral for me to keep and nice, blue, everyone who came already have one or 2 already montipora : $20, the rest of the stuff in the tank, free with purchase. 120 gal Oceanic 24x24x48 tank, with stand, and top (no leak) : $200 (has over flow, drain and 2 returns for Ocean motion device): picture is request, I have several folks interested in the tank already, who ever come get it first is theirs. I gave away damsels, star fishes, broken fragments, hermit crab, snails, all the food, test kit and chemical away for free already. Still have some frozen food, free if you want it. ========== PS: I have 55 gal food grade barrels, iwaki pump, Aqua light (48" 2 x 150W metal halite and 2 x 96W PC light kit, paid over $400 for the Retrofit kit from marine depots, and other stuff, if interested, make offer. I'll try to list them when i get more time, right now, I just need to find the life stocks a good home.

update frogspawn, candy canes, anemones are gone the rest are still there.sorry, I get so many calls that I can handle in a day. first come get it, I have sold some other equipment also,just way too many things to list, it will take me some time to list. forgot,have small red star fish and white star fish also (baby). gave away a lot of the broken pieces/ snails, hermit crabs to those that came already. Thank you for giving them a good home.

After 3 year of having the tank, I finally decided to get out of this hobby for a while (have a small child), and don't have enough time to keep up with the tank. I'll get back into this when the kid get a bit bigger. So everything must go, I already shut down the 125gal tank, and transferred what i could saved to a 10 gal tank==> supper tight space I plan to keep the 200lbs live rock, just gonna net it dry out for now. For sale (please rescue these is more of exact term), I am not looking to make profit out of these. Come get them, i don't remember all the name of these, I spend a good fortune for them before, $30-40 on them for a tiny piece -2 damsel and one unknown fish (reef-safe) : $5 Big colonies : $25 each (about 3-4" dia) : big bird nest, frog spawn (multiple heads), blue gallaxia (i think what it called, goft ball size), monipora (large), blue candy canes, gray candy cane Small stuff : $5 each (unless price different Broken birdnest, frospawn head, white anemone (with red tip), monipora (broken pieces), green slime ($10), don't remember name sps ($10), Orange cap plates free snails, hermit crabs with purchase... I probably can't remember everything, but I don't think the 10Gal can hold this much stuff for very long, so come RESCUE them Need to be clean up: 120 gal Oceanic 24x24x48 tank, with stand, and top (no leak) : $200 (has over flow, drain and 2 returns for Ocean motion device) Anh, 762-2900 locate in Round Rock if I don't pick the phone, please email "[email protected]" I probably available all day tomorrow, and maybe sometime today in the afternoon

SOLD

Don, here is a picture of it I am picking up the fish around noon today, I can't hold it in my tank because i won;t be able to catch it if I do that I will be around AquaTek area if you can meet (burnet/183), because if you dont want it, I am heading straight there and get store credit from them sorry, that is what they sent me, not a close up. the tang is about 6" Regards, Anh my cell 762-2900

sorry, the fish has been in the tank for a long time, it's a big fish. that is what my friend wanted for it.

Correction-- the tang is: Double Saddle Butterfly it's a pretty big in size, very healthy, moving, so he has to sell it. i took the other fishes, but just don't have any more room.

copperband butterfly tang and chocolate star fish selling for a friend: -taking down is his tank and would like to sell a copperband butterfly tang and chocolate star fish both are big (4-5" at least)- 2 years old need to sell quick if not, i will turn them in to fish store. I am picking up the fish this Wednesday, if I can't find a home for it, I will bring it to the fish store for credit. $50 both or ($35 copperband and $25 for star fish if sell separate) PM or email "[email protected]" Location - Austin.

> Good water flow in the tank to help distribute and remove waste in the tank. NO additive needed (assuming your CA reactor is tuned correctly to match the tank demand) Took me a month before dialed my home build reactor to match the tank level (learn process with the help of the people in this forum), during this time, i do have to add Ca or Alk on the side to even out if you ever get yourself into problem, just change water, that is the first thing to do. PS. i used to add just about any thing under the sun that look promising when I first start out keeping reef, all i can say is, it does more harm than good. (iodine, strontium, trace elements ...you name it)

dosing is because you are planning to keep corals right? if you are NOT keeping coral, this is not needed (also depend on which kind of corals) I was not clear on your original post on what are your plan. anyway, you already have your answer from Robb if you are planing to use a calcium reactor, then forget about dosing, it's a much easier route ( cost more up front, check for use parts ), like many member here, I also added some mg rock in the reactor, to give the tank everything that it needed in one place. I dosed Bi-ionic and mg also for a couple years, but now think of it, i should have gone straight to the reactor from day one. Save time, $$ and tank is much healthier (I think 75gal is not a small tank, so CA reactor is highly recommend) It take sometime to self learn about the chemistry of the reef :-) at least for me, so take your time and decide.

here is the thread on RC on the DIY wavebox, just in case http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthre...hreadid=1411393

I am thinking about building a wavebox using a Tunze 6100,6200 type there are many website and you tube on this DIY my question here is: if the same controller is use to control the same tunze powerhead, why would one prefer a wavebox over just one Tunze powerhead i guess, I am asking what pros and cons between using the power head as is or but it in a box, ain't they both can create waves in the tank? why go through the extra step to build a box around it Also, if someone has a wavebox, please let me know if the outlet should be placed closer to the top of the tank, in the middle or below, or does it matter for creating wave? thanks Anh