renman303

Mike,

I have 3 MH bulbs (400w Mogel) and ballasts in the "For Sale" area. All you need is a reflector for your needs.

I have a few Blue Wave 1 400W Metal Halide Ballast by Sunlight Supply* LT-SS-BW1-400 for sale.

Dave

If you like, I'll trade a coral for it? I have a Filipino Sea Apple in my tank for 2 years now with no issues. I'd love to have another cucumer!

Dave

email: [email protected]

I have lavender mushrooms, Devil's hand leather, Green Star Polyps (I could get you a huge piece of this!), Golden or green polyp colonys, Xenia.....

Dave

ps: I'm in Gtown.

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Jeff,

I would love a Kenya Tree for my 225 gallon.

I have some Branched Montipora (Pinkish-Brown) if you'd like to trade? Or, Devil's Hand Finger Leather? Or, Xenia? Or, Green Zoa's, Or, tons of GSP.

I live in Georgetown but work in S. Austin. I could come up 130 and meet you there?

Regards,

Dave

I have a Deltec AP-851 Protein Skimmer that I would like to sell. I've had it for the past 18 months. I've been running an Algae Turf Scrubber for the past 15 months and I no longer need the Protein Skimmer. I turn the Protein Skimmer on about once a month for a day just to keep the parts moving but, for the past 15 months it's essentially been in line and not used.

Don't want to post links on here but if you research this, it's sells for ~$1235.99

I'll sell it for $599 plus shipping.

Best Regards,

Dave

I am selling my MH setup (minus reflectors). I have 2- Blue Wave 1 400W Metal Halide Ballast by Sunlight Supply (Retail: ~$150.00/ea), and 1- 400w Icecap Electronic Metal Halide Ballast (Retail: ~$180.00). Total Retail price: ~$480.00 They are currently hard wired to the sockets on my tank since my sump is in the garage and the tank is in the house.

I will sell these for $300 and I will include the sockets for the mogel type bulbs as well as 3 MH bulbs (~8 months old). Two are 14k/400w and one is 20k/400w.

$300 takes it all.

Regards,

Dave

The Red Algae the grows on my ATS you can use to suppliment your fish's diet.

I have my 225 plumbed from my dining room into my garage where all of my equipment and sump are located. You are welcome to come by and look if you like?

I'm also going to be selling my MH lights, ballasts if you are interested? 3 of them 14k and 20k at 400W each.

Dave

Rat Farts! That's what I should have done. I figured he was gone. Time to go shopping!

I have a bunch....I get a lot off of my ATS.

I'm looking for any Acro (long shot, I know) or an anemone for my clownfish, even some LR. Mine was sucked into the Tunze Stream trying to relocate in the middle of the night (told him not to travel without lights!)

I have lots of Digi (Pink/Brown) frags and lots of GSP some attached to LR.

TTT.....

Anyone? $495 (New: $1235)

TTT: Now $495!

~$1000+ NEW!

It's currently inline so that you can see it operate but, has not been used (except to cycle to ensure operation) for the past 18 months.

I have a Deltec AP851 on my 225 gallon aquarium that has not been used in the past year. I had it running for the first 6 months of operation but, then built a ATS. I have run the system a number of times just to insure that it's operational but, I really have no use for it.

Cost of a new unit ~$1000(depending on where you go.

My price: $700.

SPECS:

Technical Data

For US 110V specifications please visit our D-D USA section of the web site

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AP851 Skimmer : Article No. 88010

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Can be stood either in or beside a sump or beside the aquarium.

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Can be gravity or pump fed (supply pump not supplied).

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Water throughput - 1000 lts/hr, (222 UK gallons/hr).

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Installation kit - item 88052.

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600 litres of air/hr are produced at the venturi.

Dimensions:

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L 390mm W 310mm H 800mm (allowing for removal of the cup).

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Hard pipe connections - Supply - 32mm Return - 50mm

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Skimmer body - 200mm diameter

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Riser tube - 90mm diameter

Stocking:

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Normal Stocking 1500 lts (333 UK gallons)

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Heavy Stocking 1000 lts (222 UK gallons)

Sorry for the late reply

We are no longer having a meeting at my place. I have catering to do and it's taking precedence over fun. Unfortunately, paying the bills to keep our home/business is becoming a huge (read: desperate) priority.

Hope you all have a Merry Christmas.

Dave

I have a lot of GSP that I'd like to thin out. Anyone wanting any it's free. If there is something that stirs your heart to trade, cool but, not necessary.

I have Two 1-Gallon containers of High Purity Magnesium Chloride Crystalline Hexahydrate (6 lb. each) and One container of High Purity Magnesium Sulfate (8 lb.). These items are from Bulk Reef Supply and are UNOPENED. They retail for ~$17.99 each plus shipping....so, about ~$60+ for the three. I will sell them directly if you want to make an offer or trade for some SPS/LPS.

I don't ever seem to need to adjust my Mg levels so it's taking up shelf space.

Talk to me...

Not for sale anyway...someone has to take charge of watching the tank..."Watchfish".

Nope, just a regular Ocellaris Clown.

The largest of my three Clownfish is half Pirhana. He rips me up every time I put my arm in the tank to try and move or clean something.

Not the greatest pic but you can see he drew blood from about 10 bite marks.

Yea, spending $26 to build one is better than the $600+ for a skimmer! It just takes a few months to get the Algae to the right point.

I have a 55 gallon that I'd trade for it? Sounds like it's in your way and the tank is in mine?

Well, it's been 3 months since going to the Drip Method, unplugging the Protein Skimmer and increasing the size of the ATS from 2 panels @ 8.5"x11" to 4 panels (pic attached).

I've turned on the Protein Skimmer every weekend for two days straight just to confirm my suspicions...(yes, I have cleaned the Protein Skimmer to insure it's effectiveness) and NO waste collects in the Skimmer! I have not used it in the past two weeks.

The only maintenance that I now do is my usual 10% weekly water change(it's slightly less but given I have a 20 gallon barrel it suffices).

Tank readings are

Salinity: 1.025

Calcium: 425

dKh: 8-9

Phosphates: 0.0ppm

Magnesium: 1350

I use Gorilla Brand "SuperGlue". The cap never clogs. As for mounting a Frag, dry the rock piece that you want to mount the frag on with an old towel as best you can. No big deal if it's a bit damp. Same with the bottom of the frag. Place a drop on the rock where you want to mount the frag, (I always "dry-fit" first to see how evenly it will sit). Hold it in place for a minute. You can let the frag out of the water for a few minutes with no problems. After all, the tide does go out and expose the reef every day... Blow on the glued spot for a minute to accelerate the drying. Then, put it back in the tank.

Cheers!