2000 gal for sale in NH for $2000!!
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I think I just died and went to heaven.
If I had a hole big enough to fit that thing in my house... I would sell a car to get it. That thing is bad.
$1 a gallon sounds like a good deal to me! If I was out of college and had my own place I would snatch it up!!
that tank is a POS! The people just bought the store a few months ago and they told me they had to totaly redo it to make it runable. i really don't know how they expect anyone to move this thing.... the bottom has a rubber liner with patches all over it. it looks built in place.... before they bought the store the previos owner had sharks in it.
it is a nice store though
with big salt water tanks
it is a nice store though
with big salt water tanksThe glass and frame alone make it worth the money. Just use lots and lots of silicone and if the bottom needs a liner I would get one from a pool store. There are some fish (ie. plecos) that can make holes in it though.
If anyone is seriously interested, they better move fast. Otherwise it will be gone real soon.
1. If you can remove it it is free. We do have a sump and a custom overflow to go with it for $1500
2. there is no stand. The tank sits on a steel frame on cement blocks. The best thing to do is pour a concrete slab underneath the tank.
3. we have had 2 welders in to see about taking it apart. Both have said "good luck" Only way they would be able to help is purely cutting the frame to make it smaller to throw away (which I can do myself)
But, you are more than welcome to come by and take a look for yourself. But you gotta move quick, cause I am getting real antsy about getting this thing out of here.
I am ready to put a helmet on Anthony and start having him charge at the tank...lol
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The Aquarium Gallery
Brook Plaza
30 Lowell Road
Hudson, NH 03051
603-579-AQUA
603-579-(2782)
www.theaquariumgallery.com
1. If you can remove it it is free. We do have a sump and a custom overflow to go with it for $1500
2. there is no stand. The tank sits on a steel frame on cement blocks. The best thing to do is pour a concrete slab underneath the tank.
3. we have had 2 welders in to see about taking it apart. Both have said "good luck" Only way they would be able to help is purely cutting the frame to make it smaller to throw away (which I can do myself)
But, you are more than welcome to come by and take a look for yourself. But you gotta move quick, cause I am getting real antsy about getting this thing out of here.
I am ready to put a helmet on Anthony and start having him charge at the tank...lol
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The Aquarium Gallery
Brook Plaza
30 Lowell Road
Hudson, NH 03051
603-579-AQUA
603-579-(2782)
www.theaquariumgallery.com
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