I'm moving + downsizing. That's why everything is so cheap. =]
Fluval FX6. $320.
- I bought this on 9/10, set it up for a few days, and pretty much took it down I put this ad up.
- The tubing is cut to size my 100/125 Gallon Glass Fish Tank w/ Stand.
- If your dimensions are like some of my fish tanks, it should work with yours.
Fluval U4. $50.
- I bought two the same time I got the Fluval FX6.
- I can let both go for $95.
Via Aqua 300w. $15.
- I bought four the same I got the Fluval FX6.
- I really only want to sell two. Two for $25.
Whisper 60. $10.
- I have one I don't need.
125 Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $40. 72 x 18 x 22.5.
- The silicone broke on this, it just needs to be resealed.
- Needs a center brace.
100 Gallon Glass Fish Tank w/ Stand. $100. 72 x 18 x 18.
- The glass thickness on this thing is ridiculous, some minor scratches.
100 Gallon Glass Fish Tank w/ Stand. $100. 60 x 18 x 22.5.
- The stand needs to be repainted.
- A lot of silicone was used when they built this fish tank... a lot.
90 Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $80. 48 x 18 x 24.
- The previous owner broke off the center piece and used it as a reptile tank.
- Luckily, I have the center piece, just needs to be siliconed on.
60 Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $50. 48 x 12 x 24.
- One of the trim needs to be replaced, but this tank would be good rimless.
- The silicone work was heavy duty.
- This is heavier than my 90 Gallon Glass Fish Tank, the glass is thick.
55 Gallon Acrylic Fish Tank w/ Wooden|Metal Stand. $50. 48 x 16 x 16.
- It was previously used as a salt water aquarium.
- I buffed the **** out of it, got out most scratches, but it would need another buff/polish.
- You can't tell much of a difference when you fill in water.
55 Gallon Acrylic Fish Tank w/ Wooden|Metal Stand. $50. 48 x 16 x 16.
- It was previously used as a planted aquarium.
- The previous owner was kind enough to polish before selling it to me.
- One of the slots where you put in your filter needs to be welded back together.
40B Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $40. 36 x 18 x 16.
- I bought this during Petco's 1 Gallon Sale a few weeks ago. $40 + tax = ~$50.
- It was never really set up, I had my Panther Chameleon (Nosy Faly) in there for a day or two (waiting for his cage), he might be up for adoption depending on my new living situation, along with his expensive set up. =[[
- Never seen water.
20 Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $40. 24 x 24 x 8.
- It's $40 because you don't really see a fish tank like this.
- One of the trim was broken off, but you can honestly use this for a shallow rimless reef.
- If you don't, I will. I might actually keep this one.
Beside from the 125 Gallon Glass Fish Tank for obvious reasons, I can fill each one with water per request. I don't want to keep doing it over and over again, it's kind of a pain in the ass. Also, a huge waste of water, we're in a drought. I can take pictures per request, but my phone's camera quality is terrible. I tried to be as straight forward and honest as possible.
My email is hiepsterjeans@gmail.com. I'm available evenings on most days after 8, but Tuesday/Thursday/Fridays are usually the best time to schedule an appointment.
Fluval FX6. $320.
- I bought this on 9/10, set it up for a few days, and pretty much took it down I put this ad up.
- The tubing is cut to size my 100/125 Gallon Glass Fish Tank w/ Stand.
- If your dimensions are like some of my fish tanks, it should work with yours.
Fluval U4. $50.
- I bought two the same time I got the Fluval FX6.
- I can let both go for $95.
Via Aqua 300w. $15.
- I bought four the same I got the Fluval FX6.
- I really only want to sell two. Two for $25.
Whisper 60. $10.
- I have one I don't need.
125 Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $40. 72 x 18 x 22.5.
- The silicone broke on this, it just needs to be resealed.
- Needs a center brace.
100 Gallon Glass Fish Tank w/ Stand. $100. 72 x 18 x 18.
- The glass thickness on this thing is ridiculous, some minor scratches.
100 Gallon Glass Fish Tank w/ Stand. $100. 60 x 18 x 22.5.
- The stand needs to be repainted.
- A lot of silicone was used when they built this fish tank... a lot.
90 Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $80. 48 x 18 x 24.
- The previous owner broke off the center piece and used it as a reptile tank.
- Luckily, I have the center piece, just needs to be siliconed on.
60 Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $50. 48 x 12 x 24.
- One of the trim needs to be replaced, but this tank would be good rimless.
- The silicone work was heavy duty.
- This is heavier than my 90 Gallon Glass Fish Tank, the glass is thick.
55 Gallon Acrylic Fish Tank w/ Wooden|Metal Stand. $50. 48 x 16 x 16.
- It was previously used as a salt water aquarium.
- I buffed the **** out of it, got out most scratches, but it would need another buff/polish.
- You can't tell much of a difference when you fill in water.
55 Gallon Acrylic Fish Tank w/ Wooden|Metal Stand. $50. 48 x 16 x 16.
- It was previously used as a planted aquarium.
- The previous owner was kind enough to polish before selling it to me.
- One of the slots where you put in your filter needs to be welded back together.
40B Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $40. 36 x 18 x 16.
- I bought this during Petco's 1 Gallon Sale a few weeks ago. $40 + tax = ~$50.
- It was never really set up, I had my Panther Chameleon (Nosy Faly) in there for a day or two (waiting for his cage), he might be up for adoption depending on my new living situation, along with his expensive set up. =[[
- Never seen water.
20 Gallon Glass Fish Tank. $40. 24 x 24 x 8.
- It's $40 because you don't really see a fish tank like this.
- One of the trim was broken off, but you can honestly use this for a shallow rimless reef.
- If you don't, I will. I might actually keep this one.
Beside from the 125 Gallon Glass Fish Tank for obvious reasons, I can fill each one with water per request. I don't want to keep doing it over and over again, it's kind of a pain in the ass. Also, a huge waste of water, we're in a drought. I can take pictures per request, but my phone's camera quality is terrible. I tried to be as straight forward and honest as possible.
My email is hiepsterjeans@gmail.com. I'm available evenings on most days after 8, but Tuesday/Thursday/Fridays are usually the best time to schedule an appointment.
