Last weekend I went and bought 13 tanks from a guy who had to get out of the hobby. His list was:
75 gallon with metal stand and hood - 8.5 -9in Green Terror, mating Pair of Yellow Peacocks, Mating Pair of Electric Blues + 1 extra female, 3 2in yellow labs, 4 of the assorted cichlids, large 8.5in or better pleco.
65 gallon with lid and light, wooden stand, no filter (currently sitting empty)
55 gallon with lid and light, wooden stand, no filter (currently sitting empty)
55 gallon with metal stand and lid and light - mating pair of Angel fish, and entire colony of German red peacocks (mating group of 1 male and 6 or 7 female + 15 young at about 1.5in, medium sized pleco 5 or 6in
55 gallon no light, not stand - has a large and small silver dollar fish, a fancy tail gold fish, 2 cichlids, and a couple of tropicals...
46 gallon bowfront with lid, light, and stand - 1 9-10in Bengals colored Oscar, 1 6-7in Red Devil, 1 5-6in Jack Dempsy, 1 6-7in Lacey Catfish, 1 small pleco 4-5in
40 gallon tall with lid, light, and stand (currently sitting empty)
35 gallon with lid light and no stand - mating pair of Angel fish
30 gallon with lid, light and no stand - one 10-11in pink gourami, and a bunch load of snails.
30 gallon with lid, light and no stand - mating group of Albino convicts 5 or 6 total ~ACTUALLY HAD 2 FEMALES AND 150 FRY
20 gallon long with lid light and no stand - young convicts group of about 30 or better all between nickle and quarter size -STOPPED COUNTING AT 125
10 gallon with lid , light and stand - mating group of 6-7 ruby greens
10 gallon no lid no light no stand (currently sitting empty)
This did not include all the extra filters, decor, food, chemicals, ect that he had accumulated while keeping fish. Below I have the pictures from when I picked it all up and I hope to update the pictures as I get the tanks setup and running
75 gallon with metal stand and hood - 8.5 -9in Green Terror, mating Pair of Yellow Peacocks, Mating Pair of Electric Blues + 1 extra female, 3 2in yellow labs, 4 of the assorted cichlids, large 8.5in or better pleco.
65 gallon with lid and light, wooden stand, no filter (currently sitting empty)
55 gallon with lid and light, wooden stand, no filter (currently sitting empty)
55 gallon with metal stand and lid and light - mating pair of Angel fish, and entire colony of German red peacocks (mating group of 1 male and 6 or 7 female + 15 young at about 1.5in, medium sized pleco 5 or 6in
55 gallon no light, not stand - has a large and small silver dollar fish, a fancy tail gold fish, 2 cichlids, and a couple of tropicals...
46 gallon bowfront with lid, light, and stand - 1 9-10in Bengals colored Oscar, 1 6-7in Red Devil, 1 5-6in Jack Dempsy, 1 6-7in Lacey Catfish, 1 small pleco 4-5in
40 gallon tall with lid, light, and stand (currently sitting empty)
35 gallon with lid light and no stand - mating pair of Angel fish
30 gallon with lid, light and no stand - one 10-11in pink gourami, and a bunch load of snails.
30 gallon with lid, light and no stand - mating group of Albino convicts 5 or 6 total ~ACTUALLY HAD 2 FEMALES AND 150 FRY
20 gallon long with lid light and no stand - young convicts group of about 30 or better all between nickle and quarter size -STOPPED COUNTING AT 125
10 gallon with lid , light and stand - mating group of 6-7 ruby greens
10 gallon no lid no light no stand (currently sitting empty)
This did not include all the extra filters, decor, food, chemicals, ect that he had accumulated while keeping fish. Below I have the pictures from when I picked it all up and I hope to update the pictures as I get the tanks setup and running
where are you going to put them all
