For starters, it's in California, so now 80% of you that have clicked this thread will frown and swear at me.
Second, it's not mine. It was on Sacramento Craigslist. Here is the link and associated text. Good luck to whoever gets it. http://sacramento.craigslist.org/zip/593881347.html
Text:
Free large fish tank (aquarium) in East Sac by UCD Med Center.
The details on the tank:
- Over 300 gallons
- Triangle-shaped base (fits in a corner)
- Front of the tank is 1"(?) plexi sheet (4' wide x 7' tall)
- The other tank walls are heavy-duty metal mesh covered in fiberglass
- Realistic fiberglass rocks and cave background (all 7' tall) hide filters, etc.
- Plumbed surface over-flow filters (two 4") and mag drive pump return (through bottom of tank) hidden by caves
- filters are still filled with gallons on bio-balls.
This thing is solid like a shower stall, was filled continuously (with water and fish) for the past several years, and was recently drained (in December).
I had it framed into a wall and it looked awesome. Shop lights fit nicely on top (there might even still be one over it).
This needs to go on a slab floor.
I don't have pictures.
It will fit into the back of a pick-up and isn't too heavy empty (2 stout men with a dolly or 3-4 mortals).
Contact me to coordinate a pick up time. First to contact me and nail down a time to pick up, first takes.
Second, it's not mine. It was on Sacramento Craigslist. Here is the link and associated text. Good luck to whoever gets it. http://sacramento.craigslist.org/zip/593881347.html
Text:
Free large fish tank (aquarium) in East Sac by UCD Med Center.
The details on the tank:
- Over 300 gallons
- Triangle-shaped base (fits in a corner)
- Front of the tank is 1"(?) plexi sheet (4' wide x 7' tall)
- The other tank walls are heavy-duty metal mesh covered in fiberglass
- Realistic fiberglass rocks and cave background (all 7' tall) hide filters, etc.
- Plumbed surface over-flow filters (two 4") and mag drive pump return (through bottom of tank) hidden by caves
- filters are still filled with gallons on bio-balls.
This thing is solid like a shower stall, was filled continuously (with water and fish) for the past several years, and was recently drained (in December).
I had it framed into a wall and it looked awesome. Shop lights fit nicely on top (there might even still be one over it).
This needs to go on a slab floor.
I don't have pictures.
It will fit into the back of a pick-up and isn't too heavy empty (2 stout men with a dolly or 3-4 mortals).
Contact me to coordinate a pick up time. First to contact me and nail down a time to pick up, first takes.
#$%@
. haha always cali
