Large tank and equipment in NoVA +- a few hours

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Clay

Clay

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So, I think it is time for me to get back into the hobby.I took a break for a few years, but I've been talking to Neo and I'm feeling it again... I'm setting up an in wall tank, so I'm on the lookout for something moderately large (yeah, it's a relative term). I'm not looking to go too crazy, and my length limitation due to structural support in my basement is 8ft.... so something along the lines of a 240-300g would be perfect.

I would prefer acrylic, but glass would be ok if it were the right deal. I'd prefer drilled with supporting wet/dry filtration.

Any help you guys can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I plan to do a thread with the complete build out process, so if we strike a deal, don't be shocked to see me take pics of the whole thing. I am willing to drive a few hours

I'm sure there are people who won't mind getting rid of those big tanks, so let's see em!
 
hello
i have a 300 gallon acrylic tank , that im going to be getting rid of, it is 8' long 24" thick and 30" tall, the canopy is 12" tall, i will sell it in a few different configurations

#1 tank , canopy, lights, wet dry filter, gravel, undergravel filter, 1300

#2 tank, canopy, stand, lights, wet dry filter, gravel, undergravel filter, 1700

#3 tank, canopy, stand, lights, wet dry filter,
1600

there are some minor scratches around the bottom, from gravel, but you really cant see them with water in the tank, everybody that sees the tank loves it, it is drilled in the back black wall for the overflow,
here are some pics

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