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Brand New 125 gallon aquarium/fish tank - $450 (Northwest)
Date: 2009-09-17, 9:17PM PDT
Reply to: sale-yp8cw-1380078204@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
I have a brand new 125 gallon All Glass brand aquarium, purchased a few months ago, never filled or used. It has dual built in overflows, so it is reef ready, or it can be used for freshwater. I have just the tank and the glass tops, I don't have time anymore to set it up everything else that is needed. I had a stand built for it out of 2x2 tube steel, but the guy messed up and it is warped a little in the middle, it may be fixable, I am not sure.
I paid $700 for the tank, tops, and built in overflows, I am asking $550. I will include some other stuff with it, like a 43 gallon tank with lid that I was going to use for a DIY sump/wet dry, and maybe some other stuff that I cant think of right now.
Date: 2009-09-17, 9:17PM PDT
Reply to: sale-yp8cw-1380078204@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
I have a brand new 125 gallon All Glass brand aquarium, purchased a few months ago, never filled or used. It has dual built in overflows, so it is reef ready, or it can be used for freshwater. I have just the tank and the glass tops, I don't have time anymore to set it up everything else that is needed. I had a stand built for it out of 2x2 tube steel, but the guy messed up and it is warped a little in the middle, it may be fixable, I am not sure.
I paid $700 for the tank, tops, and built in overflows, I am asking $550. I will include some other stuff with it, like a 43 gallon tank with lid that I was going to use for a DIY sump/wet dry, and maybe some other stuff that I cant think of right now.
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225 gallon fish tank Aquarium - $1000 (sw)
Date: 2009-09-16, 1:13PM PDT
Reply to: sale-srgcy-1377755054@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
225 gallon acrylic fish tank and mis supplies also have a 84 long to use as a sump or other fish tank.
Please e-mail I will have a parts list if you e-mail
Thank you
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Date: 2009-09-16, 1:13PM PDT
Reply to: sale-srgcy-1377755054@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
225 gallon acrylic fish tank and mis supplies also have a 84 long to use as a sump or other fish tank.
Please e-mail I will have a parts list if you e-mail
Thank you
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PostingID: 1377755054
Male and Female Fancy Tail Guppies (Costa Mesa)
Date: 2009-09-16, 8:25PM PDT
Reply to: comm-knspf-1378381109@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
Hi there,
Last year I unintentionally discovered how surprisingly easy it is to breed fancy tail guppies (read: rabbits ain't got nuthin' on guppies).
Before I knew it I had more than 50 fry in an amazingly short time, and promptly separated my males and females into different tanks. Needless to say, I don't need that many fish, and some of the youngest ones are now ready to move on to their new homes, and after all this time I may finally be down to a manageable number of guppies once again.
I have eight males - the prettier sex in the guppy kingdom - that are ready to go. They are red tuxedoes (red tails), with iridescent blue or pale green highlights. Four of them are full grown in full color, and four have about a month left before they are fully colored, though they are beautiful already.
I have a few females too, with bright iridescent blue tails, though I would only let them go to an experienced breeder or someone who would give me their word that they would NEVER put them in the same tank with males.
I would like to know that they are going to serious hobbyists that know a thing or two about their tanks, so only inquire if you can enter into a dialogue about tank parameters and bio-load. These are NOT feeders, they are pets that I watched enter the world and have cared for their whole lives - I would keep them if I had the capacity, but alas I do not and it is far more conscious to find them a new home where they can live out their lives in comfortable conditions.
Cheers,
Violet
ps - it is notoriously difficult to get good pictures of guppies...
Date: 2009-09-16, 8:25PM PDT
Reply to: comm-knspf-1378381109@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
Hi there,
Last year I unintentionally discovered how surprisingly easy it is to breed fancy tail guppies (read: rabbits ain't got nuthin' on guppies).
Before I knew it I had more than 50 fry in an amazingly short time, and promptly separated my males and females into different tanks. Needless to say, I don't need that many fish, and some of the youngest ones are now ready to move on to their new homes, and after all this time I may finally be down to a manageable number of guppies once again.
I have eight males - the prettier sex in the guppy kingdom - that are ready to go. They are red tuxedoes (red tails), with iridescent blue or pale green highlights. Four of them are full grown in full color, and four have about a month left before they are fully colored, though they are beautiful already.
I have a few females too, with bright iridescent blue tails, though I would only let them go to an experienced breeder or someone who would give me their word that they would NEVER put them in the same tank with males.
I would like to know that they are going to serious hobbyists that know a thing or two about their tanks, so only inquire if you can enter into a dialogue about tank parameters and bio-load. These are NOT feeders, they are pets that I watched enter the world and have cared for their whole lives - I would keep them if I had the capacity, but alas I do not and it is far more conscious to find them a new home where they can live out their lives in comfortable conditions.
Cheers,
Violet
ps - it is notoriously difficult to get good pictures of guppies...
