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I have a housing you can have. It has one input on one end and 2 on the other and a spin on top James

The nano measures 20 inches wide 20 1/2 inches deep and 18 inches tall. The estimated capacity is 28 gallons. Just a little more info on the nano. James

Nobody ? I will throw in 2 brand new Maxijet 900's for the cube's return pumps and still only $150. Thanks

sent you a pm this morning on the info you requested James

Hello I may have a tank you might be interested in. I custom built it from acrylic. It has a built in filter chamber in the back that is about 4 inches wide with a modular setup for the mechanical filter shelves. Also has a removable fug chamber and two big chambers on each side for a heater and a small protein skimmer. Also includes the plumbing for dual outputs just needs the lockline fittings. If you are interested I will throw in 2 Maxijet 900's I had planned on using as the return pumps. Please call me at 826-3569 and we can discuss further if you think it is something you might be interested in. Brand new I just decided to go a little bigger. I sent a couple of pics for you to look at. James D

Just bringing this up again to see if there is any new interest. I know someone could use these. I will come down to $150 on the nano. I had had a couple of hits, but no bites. I have to hold up my end of the deal - no more new tanks till these are gone per wife. Please Help!! James Durant 512-826-3569

I am looking for some suggestion on reactor media to use. What is good and what is not so good. I have been looking at some that Pacific Coast Imports puts out that they claim is the best to use because it is dead coral skeletons. Any thoughts would help Thanks

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I have almost always owned acrylic tanks. Yes they will scratch and yes they are a little tougher to clean. I always clean the inside with the white filter pad you can get in bulk at the LFS and as far a cleaning the outside I always used the plain white wash cloths you buy in a 12 pack at Walmart. Wet one for wiping the dirt and smudges off and another one dry for polishing the tank dry. The other drawback is if you are using MH lighting avoid placing the bulb directly over the braces, could soften the acrylic, just a precaution. Other than that you can't beat the clarity. I also lived in California for a while and that is all you can use in the earth quake areas because acrylic gives and won't shatter like glass. Just my input hope it helps.

Joseph you should buy the nano since you liked it when I brought it to the house. It would look nice with your other collection of tanks. Or the other tank it is a great looking room divider setup. Any other takers? The dimensions on the Nano is 20" square and 18" tall my idea was to put a 150 MH over the top for a stony and clam tank. It also has 4 returns or 2 closed loops. The fug can come out as well and the filter area in the back is about 4" wide. The 50 gallon is 36"long 15" deep 20" tall

Hello to All I am trying to set up a custom tank and the wife won't let me do it till I sell the other 2 tanks that I have. One is a 50 gallon acrylic with custom end overflow and 36" stand. Also includes a 12" tall canopy designed for MH lighting with fans. It also includes a sump with all the plumbing to hook it up. The other tank is a custom nano that I built but have decided to go another direction hince the new tank. I am asking at least $300 for the 50 gallon and the nano is brand new and is going for $180. Please let me know or call me if you are interested. James D 826-3569

I just sent you a PM James D

I have a 50 gallon tank, stand, canopy and sump for sale. I am selling it all really cheap if you are interested. Let me know.

10-4 I sent you a pm! James D

I have a 125 skimmer for sale and it measures 24 inches tall from bottom to top of lid. If you are interested let me know I only used it for maybe a year or so. great shape. It only needs about a 1/4 of an inch to take off the collection cup for cleaning James D