Crazy Craigslisters.....Hard to believe

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before anyone gets their panties in a wad and calls me a liar again, heres the original link http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/for/1782270546.html


no wonder the python escaped! its off terrorizing chihuahuas all over georgia now!

but i had emailed the kid about possibly trading some paintball gear for it. the kid wanted like $400 worth of stuff. forget that.
 
um ya a 15ft python..... a 55 gallon tank... wow i feel bad for the python more then its owner ( heck id be mad and give the owner some of my mind if i was close ) but wow thats just wrong forcing a 15ft python in a 55.....
 
Look at that thing...if you dared fill it with water I think it'd bust, the frame's gone and god knows what shape the silicone's in.

I can't even picture
 
GIANT AQUARIUM 1,000 gallons!!! - $11500

I have a massive 1,000 gallon custom acrylic aquarium fishtank that has 1.25 inch thick walls that are rounded and polished and sits on
a sturdy custom steel stand. Custom piano gloss black cabinets enclose tankstand and top hood. Two huge wet-dry filters and all pumps and
tubing included. I also have about 600 pounds of rock for a natural look. See it to believe it.

Tank measures 4 foot by 4 foot by 8 foot long and sits on an approx 3 foot stand. Salt or freshwater ready.

Price includes moving tank into your house if in greater Redding area, anything further is negotiable.

This would make a great place of business waiting room tank as well.




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man if that is your tank aqua that is nice wish I was close how much
 
Not mine unfourtunately, if it was I wouldn't sell it, edited post to include price they are asking for.
 
I'd give them half that.
 
wow that is lots of money but hey it is a huge acrylic tank that looks nice.

to bad used tanks don't fetch what people think they should
 
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