JeffT

Interested, can you send additional pics of the unit? Do you accept paypal?

Sent you a PM Stephen.

I moved to Houston, but still like to visit here. I want to upgrade now that I have more room and we feel that a standard 300g (96x30x24) would fit our needs.

We are looking to use it as a room divider and thus prefer the overflow be on one end rather than the back. I want to use a closed loop as well, so if it's already drilled for one then great, but otherwise having the bottom glass non-tempered would be idea.

I understand that the specs are fairly specific, but I figure someone out there has to have one that they want to move. I got a quote from Kingfish and as nice as the AGE tank is we simply cannot afford that currently.

We checked out a 450g (96x30x36), and I will say that it was awesome.....but holy cow it was big. Dare I say too big? We want bigger than 210, but smaller than 450.

Congrats and the tank is looking great. You will be passing off frags in no time.

I think for a tank that size you will need CO2 from a bottle and diffused into the water column. I don't think that DIY CO2 wil get you the levels of co2 needed.

You can diffuse co2 into the water column by a few different ways, but I think the most efficient way is to use a co2 reactor. You should be able to search and pull up results on how to build one.

Will, I just made the move to Houston and set up my 55g system last night. So far, so good. By the time you move down here I will be in my house in League City (south on I45), but if I can be of assistance please let me know.

No interest? Best offers? It will packed and loaded by noon tomorrow heading for Houston .

I have some anthellia that I would donate for the cause. I may find some other items to throw in. What sort of lighting do you have? Can your tank support SPS?

I am west of Elgin on 290. I am here this weekend and then will be moving to Houston. Send me a PM if you are interested.

I am breaking down my tank on Sunday for my move to Houston. I would like to thin out some of the livestock.

I would love to sell these items by Sunday early. You can reach me by PM or give me a call at 512-seven-three-six-2257.

Here is what I have:

Birdsnest: $20

Monti digitata #1: $10

Monti digitata #2: $10

Green zoas (I am going to try and break the rock that they share with the purple cap): $25

Anthellia $5 each piece:

Also, I will be breaking this aquarium down over the weekend and would love to have it sold and moved by Sunday. Otherwise i will pack it with me to Houston.

I would rather sell it to someone here in Austin than have to move it.

Thanks for the info on the skimmer Eric.

Here are some additional pictures of the aquarium:

Rough dimensions of the aquarium are 41" wide, actual in tank height is ~21" tall.

For sale: 65g flat back hex DAS aquarium with stand. - $300

All in one system, all equipment contained in the overflow box inside the tank. Non-drilled. Rio 2500 return pump. Skimmer brand is unknown, but it's the one that came with the aquarium. I plan to keep the light setup for use down the road, but it is basically a T5 retro kit.

The aquarium is currently still setup and running, but I am in the process of moving and will be transferring most of the livestock to Houston with me. (I will be putting a livestock for sale post later today or this evening.) I am planning on having the system broken down no sooner than this Saturday.

I will update the post once I get home for dimensions and additional pictures.

Here is one photo of it when I first set it up. The side glass pieces are set at 45 degrees, it's just hard to see in the picture.

Send a PM or an email with questions and I will get back with you as soon as I can.

All livestock still for sale. $75 for all fish and plants, but I am need it all gone by Tuesday evening. Otherwise I will be taking it into a local shop.

Tank, stand, XP3, and light fixture are no longer for sale.

The CO2 setup is pending sale.

PVC DIY CO2 Reactor still for sale.

I have added a few more pictures in the album that I linked above. The crypt plants were the easiest to get size comparisons to since they are closest to the glass. You can see the crypt plant in the photo with the anubias for reference. The sword is fairly large, but is not what it once was, but still has a good size to it.

Freshwater Album

PM Sent.

August&jake: black angels are yours too. I will get better pics of the for clarification.

Lookin good there Lamont!

hey lamont, let me know how many you want. You can swing by someone this weekend if you have time.

No problem. I live in Elgin and am home in the evenings and most weekends.

Albino Bristlenose and 2 clown plecos pending to August&Jake.

Breaking down my freshwater planted tank. Need to sell livestock first, but some of the equipment can be sold before fish (CO2, light)

PM me for questions.

55g tall tank with stand 30x18x24, stand is 29" tall $250

Coralife 2x65w PC w/dual moonlights 30" wide $75 Rena XP3 canister filter $70 5lb CO2 w/ Milwaukee regulator, solenoid,

and bubble counter $100 PVC CO2 reactor $15

Pictures of the tank and stand can be seen in the following album:

55g Freshwater Album

The stand has a smoked glass door on the front that is not real visible from the pictures. I can provide additional photos if necessary.

I am breaking down my planted tank and will be selling livestock and hardware. I am moving to Houston and am breaking down both salt and freshwater systems.

Here are the livestock items. Please send questions via PM.

Livestock /Quantity /Price

Angelfish 2 $12 ea for large (black marbled)

2 $8 ea for medium (white/yellow/orange)

Clown Loach 1 $10

Clown Plecostomus 2 $5 ea

Albino Bristlenose Plecostomus 1 $5

Black skirt tetra 1 Free w/ purchase

Black neon tetra 2 $2ea

Plants

Crypts $2 /plant

sword $10

anubias $15

Pictures:

Link to Album

I went through this same exercise about 2 weeks ago. Have you gone through the Continuity check on the harness?

http://www.icecapinc.com/downloads/cont_test.pdf

If you have done this and confirmed continuity then the ballast is to blame. Unfortunately the only 660 I have is in use.

I would be happy to answer any questions though.

I did see a few polyps peeking out last night, so I am feeling better about the situation.

I tried the hydrogen peroxide technique last night on a colony of AOGs that had not opened in probably a week. Hopefully whatever was messing with them will be remedied by the h202 dip.