FS 180 Gallon 6x2x2 Glass Tank, Stand, Canopy, Lights etc PU Orange County 92647

So I've had this set up sold at least 3 times, only for people to back out once they arrive after realizing how heavy it is...despite the repeated warnings I sent that it will take at least 4 guys and a sturdy truck to haul it away. SO TIRED OF CRAIGSLIST FLAKES!!!!! So for MFK only, I will let it go for $300 FIRM.

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This is a 180 gallon, 6x2x2 set up with black, 4-door stand and matching lift up canopy. The glass is 5/8" thick and the bottom is drilled with four 3" holes for plumbing, including the built-in overflow box. This tank is HEAVY, weighs about 300 lbs empty, and it is very sturdy and clear, only 1 hairline scratch on the front left that isn't noticeable at all.

There is also a pane of thick glass on the top of the tank in the middle, perfect for holding light fixtures and air pumps. Also included are 3 powerheads, a 300W heater, decor, and the air pump + a flexible 4 ft bubble wand. I have two 1600 lumen LED light fixtures as well, the image below has only 1 of them turned on and sitting on that pane of glass, they are BRIGHT.

I had my system running on 3 XP3 canisters but you can fit a very sizeable sump underneath as well.

Bring your friends and a truck or U-Haul.

Brad Wess said:

Willing to part with lighting system?


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Ya I'll sell the pair for $60, here are some pics of the boxes so you can see specs. The pic in the original post that looks bright is both lights on with one sitting on the pane of glass in the middle. When it was mounted to the canopy instead, it only took those 2 lights to light up my 6 x 2 x 2 set up.





Also have an extra one that needs a little work that I can throw in for free.

BUMP - changing this to OBO, make me a REASONABLE offer!

Bump

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tomojsg said:

got any cheap 300w heaters and lights or submersible pumps?

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I have one 300 watt heater I'd let go for $20 firm