For Sale Large tank super sale

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No sorry blake u saw my other 450 ..this is not as nice. The tank being sold was built into a wall with custom cabinetry hence why its drilled on the side and rear. Its been passed around the fish crew twice now so the new owner will see its been drilled and even plugged once...it even had a bad looking seam a few years ago that was also redone. The front panel looks beautiful. I figure the best candidate for this tank is someone whos gonna put it in a garage or basement. Unless u wanna rebuild cabinetry for it i wouldnt put it on a living rm for example. I know we have a lot experienced fishkeepers here with large setups but we also have some newer people. My advise to anyone buying a large tank like this would be to take advantage of the tank being empty when u get it...yes the tank holds water just fine and u could just slap on a quick filter and boom u can add fish....but if it were me i would grab some novus and buff out the main viewing window and also replace all bulkheads and also grab some weld on and some .5 inch square tubing and rebrace the tank. A little effort will go a long way in satisfaction and peace of mind. Even though we are just using the 450 and 240 for a donation for a cause...im guessing the new owner if he or she did this will probly be in pocket 200 to 250 bucks . Thatd my opinion...members here with large setups will most likely feel me but alot of people who do not own the larger set ups dont know what they are getting into sometimes but this another thread. Anyways i just wanna make it clear the tank needs work...i have a couple calls on it so its probly gonna move soon.
 
Damnit I would buy those "smaller" tanks today if you were anywhere close to Jacksonville...crazy deal. Surprised they aren't gone yet. And respect for trying to help out a good cause
 
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DRUKENMUNKY said:
Ok so with shelter in place I have been redoing the mancave so I am letting go of a few tanks. Its been quite the task but i finally finished the upgrading and selling 3 tanks.

1st is a combo deal for $800
450 GALLON ACYLIC tank dimensions are 8 ft long by 3 foot wide and 30 inchess tall. Tank has been drilled on side and back plugged once on the bottom...taken down 3 months ago been stored outside but covered.
240 gallon tank i used as quarantine tank but i figure u can use it as a sump if u would like. 8 ft by 2ft by 2ft acrylic also drilled on back for overflows
Both tanks hold water 450 is in great shape 240 i would rate a 6 out of 10. But abfew bottles of novus and you can have some nice tanks in a couple of weekends lol.
Also for sale maybe if buyer does not come through by end this month is a true monster tank for those of you who want to level up.
1960 gallon acrylic tank. Dimensions are 16 ft long by 4 ft wide by 4ft tall. 1.5 thick acrylic made by aquaart. Tank has also been drilled for 2 inch overflows. Right now nit for sale but if potential buyer flakes on me end of this month....it is for sale at $13k. I do not have pics at the moment but will take a few when i go to storage unit.
Btw the 450 is still onsite but the 240 is at storage also so pick up will have to be coordinated.
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Hey man. Soo id it the 450 and 225 together for 800? If soo I’ll pick up ASAP. I’m close.
 
Sold .......i got one more 450 i can let go but it needs a little tlc......holds water fine but i would buff front panel and drilled.....a back panel separated on it once but it was repaired.....if anyone interested ill also let it go cheap
 
DRUKENMUNKY said:
Sold .......i got one more 450 i can let go but it needs a little tlc......holds water fine but i would buff front panel and drilled.....a back panel separated on it once but it was repaired.....if anyone interested ill also let it go cheap
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Shoot me a text interested in the tank. I left a few comments on your other tank but no message back. So not sure if I'm doing it right lol first time using this forum a few days ago. 661-617-9252 thanks
 
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