I have a 220 gallon acrylic tank and a 125 glass tank for sale. 220 is available immediately. 125 needs to be emptied first. I am taking a break from the downstairs tank and focusing on upstairs until I get all the automation plumbed. The 220 is just sitting here and it'll be a long time before I ever get it set up. So I'll just buy another one when I'm ready. It's just taking up space now when someone could be enjoying it.
220
Dimensions: 86.5x24x24
Stand: Yes, 2x4 frame and all necessary screws and bolts
Canopy: No
Drilled: Yes, two holes in the bottom for a closed loop system. Bulkheads included.
Filter: Yes, Eheim 2250 - needs a new gasket
Sump: Also Yes. Your choice of either of the two I've got sitting around
Lights: Your choice from a few 48" T5 or CF fixtures I have
Background/sides/bottom: Clear
Top: Unusually large/wide openings for a tank this size. No lids, though.
Condition: Good
Included: 6 or 10 inch orbital buffer (if wanted - they're kind of useless, too high an RPM and not variable), 3M rubbing compound, PlastX finishing compound
Original ad from when I bought it: here. Note that there are no lids (weren't when I bought it either) but there is the sump.
Details: It has the kind of scratching typical of acrylic where it's not noticeable when there is water in it, but it is when there's not. I was buffing it to make it a show tank, but I didn't get very far. I got half of the first pane sanded out but not buffed to a shine. I'm willing to do this step to finish the front for the buyer if asked... the buff/polish is ideally done with a better tool than what I have. Pictures during the progress:
Price: $750
125 gallon:
Brand: All-Glass, purchased new 5/2008
Dimensions: Standard 125: 72x18x25, which really holds more than 125 gallons.
Stand: Sort of. You can have the solid oak dresser it sits on. It has seen better days, and unless you hack up the drawers, the filters won't sit below it. They sit behind it for me.
Trim: Black
Canopy: No
Drilled: No
Filter: No, unless you make an offer on my Eheim 2028 separately
Sump: No
Lids: glass, excellent shape
Lights: Your choice from a few 48" T5 or CF fixtures I have
Background/sides/bottom: Clear
Condition: Perfect except for one recent mark, described below
Included: Nothing special, just the light. You can have the pool filter sand that's in it and a few fake plants if you want.
Scratch: OK, this tank was 100% mint condition until about 2 months ago, when something - I have no idea what - put a scrape in the absolute dead center of the front pane. It looks like it happened with sandpaper, so I don't know how a fish could've done it. It's a mystery. It's about an inch by an inch and when the light is in front (as it always is for me) you can see it. It drives me crazy.
That said, the rear pane is unmarked. So you can just flip it around. I'm not joking, it is the only imperfection in the glass at all.
Price: $200, but not til it's emptied out.
Pics: Attached. I don't really have any good ones. These mostly show the oak dresser. But it's a standard 125 in new condition except the one scrape. I'll try to take a photo of that.
I also have a 16" black arowana and three geophagus Abalios for sale in another thread.
220
Dimensions: 86.5x24x24
Stand: Yes, 2x4 frame and all necessary screws and bolts
Canopy: No
Drilled: Yes, two holes in the bottom for a closed loop system. Bulkheads included.
Filter: Yes, Eheim 2250 - needs a new gasket
Sump: Also Yes. Your choice of either of the two I've got sitting around
Lights: Your choice from a few 48" T5 or CF fixtures I have
Background/sides/bottom: Clear
Top: Unusually large/wide openings for a tank this size. No lids, though.
Condition: Good
Included: 6 or 10 inch orbital buffer (if wanted - they're kind of useless, too high an RPM and not variable), 3M rubbing compound, PlastX finishing compound
Original ad from when I bought it: here. Note that there are no lids (weren't when I bought it either) but there is the sump.
Details: It has the kind of scratching typical of acrylic where it's not noticeable when there is water in it, but it is when there's not. I was buffing it to make it a show tank, but I didn't get very far. I got half of the first pane sanded out but not buffed to a shine. I'm willing to do this step to finish the front for the buyer if asked... the buff/polish is ideally done with a better tool than what I have. Pictures during the progress:
Price: $750
125 gallon:
Brand: All-Glass, purchased new 5/2008
Dimensions: Standard 125: 72x18x25, which really holds more than 125 gallons.
Stand: Sort of. You can have the solid oak dresser it sits on. It has seen better days, and unless you hack up the drawers, the filters won't sit below it. They sit behind it for me.
Trim: Black
Canopy: No
Drilled: No
Filter: No, unless you make an offer on my Eheim 2028 separately
Sump: No
Lids: glass, excellent shape
Lights: Your choice from a few 48" T5 or CF fixtures I have
Background/sides/bottom: Clear
Condition: Perfect except for one recent mark, described below
Included: Nothing special, just the light. You can have the pool filter sand that's in it and a few fake plants if you want.
Scratch: OK, this tank was 100% mint condition until about 2 months ago, when something - I have no idea what - put a scrape in the absolute dead center of the front pane. It looks like it happened with sandpaper, so I don't know how a fish could've done it. It's a mystery. It's about an inch by an inch and when the light is in front (as it always is for me) you can see it. It drives me crazy.
That said, the rear pane is unmarked. So you can just flip it around. I'm not joking, it is the only imperfection in the glass at all.
Price: $200, but not til it's emptied out.
Pics: Attached. I don't really have any good ones. These mostly show the oak dresser. But it's a standard 125 in new condition except the one scrape. I'll try to take a photo of that.
I also have a 16" black arowana and three geophagus Abalios for sale in another thread.
