Reposting this one... I had lots of interest but never got anyone to actually come out. Part of that was my own laziness and me being gone every weekend. I don't see myself leaving town for a while now, though, so this is available to show and/or move any time.
If you only want the tank, I have several people who'll take just the sump, so we needn't worry about that.
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My giant heavy Glasscages tank is just acting as a table right now because I'm never at that house and won't ever get a chance to set it up. Better to let someone here set it up.
It's 800 pounds and has sustained a bit of glass damage, but I was assured by Tom at Glasscages that it will be fine. Luckily, the bottom pane of glass is redundant, and the top one can be braced with just a bit of silicone.
Full details, photos, and the whole moving adventure is in this thread:
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/fo...d.php?t=247390
I still haven't returned the expensive glass suction cups, so they're around to help you load it. You'll also want to pick up an appliance dolly at home depot. It's right around the corner and will cost you 12 bucks to rent it. That plus strong people makes it an easy load.
$400 or reasonable offer. The tank is 1 mile east of the Kimball (Belmont) exit from 90/94.
If you only want the tank, I have several people who'll take just the sump, so we needn't worry about that.
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My giant heavy Glasscages tank is just acting as a table right now because I'm never at that house and won't ever get a chance to set it up. Better to let someone here set it up.
It's 800 pounds and has sustained a bit of glass damage, but I was assured by Tom at Glasscages that it will be fine. Luckily, the bottom pane of glass is redundant, and the top one can be braced with just a bit of silicone.
Full details, photos, and the whole moving adventure is in this thread:
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/fo...d.php?t=247390
I still haven't returned the expensive glass suction cups, so they're around to help you load it. You'll also want to pick up an appliance dolly at home depot. It's right around the corner and will cost you 12 bucks to rent it. That plus strong people makes it an easy load.
$400 or reasonable offer. The tank is 1 mile east of the Kimball (Belmont) exit from 90/94.