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Decided to part out. All live stock/rock gone. Will be cleaning the hardware up and reposting in appropriate forum. Thanks!

UPDATE- I decided to part out this system and have currently sold all the livestock/corals. I have the live rock and hardware left. I will be cleaning it up this weekend and will post new pictures next week.

I have about 90 lbs of live rock that I need to get rid of this weekend. I have had someone express interest in it but have not got a firm go ahead for pick up this weekend. If that falls through, you are more than welcome to it. I will be selling it for $2/lb. I am hopeing to have it confirmed with that other person by tomorrow. If I don't hear anything by tomorrow evening I'll DM you to see if you are still interested.

I have no idea what a DSA tank and stand is, so probably not!

Not looking to part out just yet. I really just want to get it all gone at once.

So something has come up and I would really like to get rid of this system....make me an offer . All reasonable offers will be considered.

I've decided to get out of the salt water hobby for now andwas looking to sell my complete 90g set up. I'm looking for a good home for myset up and critters and will be sad to see them go but I no longer have thetime to take care of it properly. I'm not interested in parting out and wantthis sold as a complete system. Here is a list of what I have and some pictureswill follow. I'm looking for $1200 for everything and you will need to comepick it up. Hardware: * 90g tank with black wood stand and black oak canopy * 4- T5 lighting with current bulbs less than 6 months old * 20 g sump * Reef Octopus skimmer * Dual HOB overflow and all plumbing * Magdrive 1200 GPH pump * Stealth heater * 2 Koralia powerheads * Magnetic glass cleaner * swing arm hydrometer * 3- 5g water jugs Livestock: * ~ 110 lbs of live rock Corals: * 6 Bubble tip anemones ( the "mother" keeps splitting.These are all large and healthy and all on one large piece of live rock.) * Multiple colonies of mushrooms (includes some hairy andricordea) * 2 Large colonies of neon green Candy Canes ( each colonyhas about 10-15 heads each) * 2 Very large colonies of Frogspawn (each colony has 10-15heads) * 1 Large Bubble Coral * 1 neon orange Plate Coral Critters: * 1- 2 year old Blue Hippo tang (breaks my heart to sellthis guy. Beautiful fish) * 2 Clown fish * 1 Green Mandarin (had him about 2 years now and he's fatand happy) * 2 blue/green Chromis * 1 Yellow Foxface * 1 Yellow Watchman Gobie * 1 Urchin * 1 Fire shrimp *1 Cleaner shrimp * Various snails and hermits. Pictures to follow. Thanks for looking.

Hi Mama. Things are going great. Not sure why the BTA is doing so well and splitting...not really doing anything extra for them!! None of mine have been wanders either.

LOL...I'll post some tonight!!

I post pictures of my "babies" tonight.

Two years ago at the ARC frag swap I picked up a small BTA. Well, it has done really well in my tank and in the last 9 months has actually split a few times and I now have 5. They are all hanging out on the same rock and have never wandered far from the orignal BTA. Is it alright to leave them all where are or do I need to rehome some of them?

Sold!

Really any day that you like. I do work tomorrow, Sat and Sun but I get off at 3:30 all days so any day after 3:30 would work for me.

Hi guys just wanted to up date this thread. I have since taken out the water,rocks, and sand. I have lowered the price to $300 and than includes the tank, stand, heater, pump, protein skimmer, koralia powerhead, magnetic glass cleaner and "fish saver" for the open space in the back.

I've recently upgraded to a 90g and looking to sell my 29g Biocube and stand. It is 1 1/2 years old and in excellent condition. It is currently set up and functioning so the gravel (black) and 4 good size pieces of live rock will go with it. The live rock has Green Star polys and a few purple mushrooms growing on it. I will also throw in the Koralia nano powerhead that is currently in it. Price $350 for everything...must come pick up. I live in Round Rock (north end of Austin).

I've recently upgraded to a 90g and looking to sell my 29g Biocube and stand. It is 1 1/2 years old and in excellent condition. It is currently set up and functioning so the gravel (black) and 4 good size pieces of live rock will go with it. The live rock has Green Star polys and a few purple mushrooms growing on it. I will also throw in the Koralia nano powerhead that is currently in it. Price $350 for everything...must come pick up. I live in Round Rock (north end of Austin).

Jake and the crew from River City are awesome. Just bought a cute Manadrin from him tonight!

Nope, no problem at all. Just email me( [email protected] ) and we can work out the details.

I could get you some mushrooms from my tank if you would like them.

I dare not stick my fingers in my clown's tank!! They bite...well she does! Nasty little fish...but I do love them. They are very strange fish though. Mine sleep on top of the water on their sides, kinda like they are dead. My female also moves small pieces of rock around the tank. She has a little area in the back of my tank cleaned out and has even dug a little hole that she likes to snuggle in sometimes.

I feel your pain!! I also have a pair of just plain ol' Nemo's and the female is MEAN!!! I have to use my net to run interference when ever I put my hand in there. I've even tried doing what I need at night when the lights are out but she comes flying out of her cave (they have hosted a cave) with mouth open!! My husband don't help the situation much because he starts "singing" the JAWS theme whenever he knows I'm messing with the tank. I about jump out of my skin evertime she gets me!!

Thanks for the advice but I don't think I want to risk it right now! It's been doing so well all by itself...I'm just gonna let nature do it's thing!

Back in July my bubble coral (my favorite coral) died. It happened overnight with no explanation that I could come up with. This is what it looked like to start with this is when it started to die I didn't take any pictures of it when it was completely dead because it was just too sad!! All that was left was exoskeleton and a few scattered pieces of flesh. I got some really good advice from fellow reefers, who told me to leave it in my tank because there was a small chance that it would grow back. Well I am happy to report that it is indeed growing back!! I can't believe it! Over the last few weeks I've noticed a lot of growth and it's even starting to inflate again!! Here is what it looks like now...

Sounds good..thanks guys!

Well my 29BC has been up and running for about 1 year now so I guess it's time to buy new lights. Do I change both at once or do it staggered over a couple of week? Also, should I shorten the light cycle for the first few days until the corals get used to the new lights? I have softies, LPS, and zoas...plus 2 clowns, a 6 line, a yellow watchman and the standard CUC! Thanks.