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    Brian.Srock's 215 Gallon SPS Build

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    It finally happened. It took us some time because we ended up jacking and cribbing each side then sliding furniture dollys underneath. It has now been moved into my extra room. Redoing the flooring and painting so maybe before the end of year I'll have it in.379bc18f064c8f6ab0745c0a3220a242.jpg4587a64e8822682afb9bf7d942917af7.jpg

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    Brian.Srock's 215 Gallon SPS Build

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    Sanding has been completed for at least one side. Still need to stain and epoxy. Going with a walnut stain and I'm thinking just 1 coat shound do it. I'm also going to just lightly sand the other side and just throw 1 coat of epoxy and probably paint the underside inside portion white to help with sump reflectivity and ease of cleaning. 62bcfc0d4bdd5d24e802dfaafc0607b9.jpg

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    Brian.Srock's 215 Gallon SPS Build

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    So v3 of my stand counter top is progressing nicely. Let's not talk about v1 or v2 but that's where the majority of my time has been. Waiting on the rain to stop this week to work on the next steps but maybe by the end of the month I'll have it completed and in the house. I also have a set of leds to install on both side doors and attach hardware but i think its all coming together nicely.bbd2be67f174df0035f446988f22b49e.jpg

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    $500 80 gallon FW setup

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    Tank is a 48" x 18" x 21.5" deep which is 80 gallons and is currently running as a FW set up.

    The tank is in good condition, no leaks and no major scratches.  The top 
    panels are plexiglass. Pd. $300
     
    Stand: 49" x 19" x 27" high, natural wood with medium dark brown stain, 
    like-new condition.  The stand is fully enclosed on the front and sides with 
    doors on the front, and an open back. Pd. $300
     
    The filter is an Eheim 2215 canister filter, works great.  There are quick 
    disconnect valves in the lines for easy removal for cleaning.  Also have 
    some spare media for it. Pd. $125
     
    Accessories:
     
    Full length (4 foot) flourescent tank light. Pd. 
     
    Ebo Model TS 250 tank heater Pd. $30
     
    Several large and medium sized limestone rocks.  I had several extra rocks 
    so that I could switch them out to sun-bleach them when they got too much 
    algae on them.
     
    A decent amount of aquarium pea gravel, might have a few other small amounts 
    of other gravel in colors if interested (colors kept separate).
     
    A bunch of other odds and ends, fake plants, water treatments, salt, tank 
    toys, air pumps, bubblers, extra tubing, a small isolation tank, nets, 
    thermometer, etc.
     
    The tank is not yet drained, so I'd need a day or two to get it ready to 
    move.  

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