WTT 100-Gallon All-Glass brand aquarium for biocube or tall reef aquarium

jhilt7743 · July 13, 2011

I will be moving soon and don't really feel like transporting this with me, although it's going to kill me to get rid of it. Make me an offer-WILL TRADE FOR A 29-GALLON OR LARGER BIOCUBE BY OCEANIC, RED SEA MAX, JBJ, OR AQUAMEDIC, ETC. The bigger the better, no smaller than 29 gallons and preferrably well-established with livestock. Might also trade for a larger tall reef-ready aquarium, I just need something not as long to fit in the small house i'm moving into. I paid well over a thousand dollars for this setup when it was in its prime. It's a fully-established All-Glass brand 100 gallon reef tank with a dark cherry wood finish, the wood is in GREAT shape. Single overflow, and with refugium and Rena Filstar filter located in the bottom cabinets. The refugium also has a coralife power compact light over it. There is more than enough lighting to successfully keep tons of coral. The hood holds four 55-watt compact fluorescent bulbs and two T-5 H.O. lights, all with reflectors. The bottom right picture attached is what the aquarium used to look like before I sold some of the liverock, sand, fish, and all of the corals. The rest are how it looks now, except I HAVE SOLD ALL OF THE LIVEROCK AND FISH. I only have one compact fluorescent plugged in in the current pictures. The only downside is the ballast has gone out for the T-5 strip, but I bought a new ballast and will include it with the purchase or trade. It could also really use a glass shield to keep the electrical portions of the lighting from getting corroded.

It will come with about 50-75 pounds of livesand if you want it. Even though the rock has been sold, there are still hundreds of great copepods living in the refugium.

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