The time has come to sell all my fish. I'm moving in less than 2 months and next year, I hope to be in a house. I was planning on selling my 500 to help pay for a 1000 gallon tank so the time is now.
For Sale:
500 Gallon Acrylic Aquarium 8x4x2
500 Gallon Aquarium Stand 8x4x2
3 x Heaters - They are in a heater cover, one is a titanium 500 watt, other two are either 300 or 400 watt.
7 x Beamsworks LED lights - only 11 watts each
1 x Ultima II 10,000 Filter - This filter is made for aquariums up to 10,000 gallons
1 x Reeflo Dart/Snapper Hybrid 3600 GPH
1 x Airpod Air Pump - Electric with battery backup
1 x 36 Watt UV Sterilizer
1 x Generic 75 Gallon SunSun Canister Filter - This runs the UV Sterilizer
Gravel
Decorations
Misc. Power Strips w/extension cords
Tank and Stand = $2100 Brand New = $2900 and Stand is DIY = $150
Filter and Pump = $1200 Brand New = $1900 for Ultima II 10,000 and Brand New for Pump is $314
LED Lights = $350 Brand New = $69 each x 7 = $483
Total Price Brand New = $5597 without tax, shipping, etc. which is well over $6000
Total Price = $3800 Complete 100% Setup
I will not deliver fish or tanks, you will need to arrange a time to pickup fish or tank.
All fish have to be sold before the tank sells. I will split up the tank, etc. once fish are gone.
3 HUGE Breeding Trio of Kelberi Bahia Peacock Bass from Jeff Rapp's Taiwan 2010. Bass are 3 years old. They are on live only but are being fed Tilapia, Nightcrawlers and Bluegill. These are proven breeders. They have not spawned for me but have for the previous owner. I still have a batch of their last spawn.
$1500 for the breeding trio - 2 males and 1 female - $$$$ Money Maker $$$$ - The big bass probably weigh close to 5lbs each, they are huge.
$400 for Azul
$350 for 30" Fire Eel
$75 for Adonis
$75 for Vampire
$125 for I think a L048 Pleco
$300 for 12" + Flagtail
$175 for 12" + Kelberi
$70 Each for 6-7" Kelberi - I have 11 left I think
$200 - Orino - Sold
$800 - 265 Gallon Setup -Sold
$300 Small Azul - Sold
All fish besides the trio of kelberi's eat shrimp, worms and pellets.
This is killing me for even putting this up but in the end they are just fish. I've been doing this long enough so I know where to go when I want more bass.
Electric bill is rising and I'm getting tired of spending $200+ a month.
I also can't properly backwash my filter because I'm in the front of the building so dumping 400 gallons of water in 10 minutes all over the sidewalk causes problems. I usually do it when it rains but I'm not always available when it rains.
If more photos are needed let me know and I'll get them posted. The L048 is hard to get a photo as he is always in his log, the same with the vampire.
Here are multiple links to the fish. There may be some fish in the video that is not listed, those fish are already gone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQggM-rS4iM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATaNOiqSiE4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FPVTc4irpU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNqXhZ8Sa5o
Pickup only, No shipping
Shoot me a PM or reply to this post.
I'm in no hurry to sell my big tank or fish, if it doesn't sell then that's fine, I will just set it up in my new place.
For Sale:
500 Gallon Acrylic Aquarium 8x4x2
500 Gallon Aquarium Stand 8x4x2
3 x Heaters - They are in a heater cover, one is a titanium 500 watt, other two are either 300 or 400 watt.
7 x Beamsworks LED lights - only 11 watts each
1 x Ultima II 10,000 Filter - This filter is made for aquariums up to 10,000 gallons
1 x Reeflo Dart/Snapper Hybrid 3600 GPH
1 x Airpod Air Pump - Electric with battery backup
1 x 36 Watt UV Sterilizer
1 x Generic 75 Gallon SunSun Canister Filter - This runs the UV Sterilizer
Gravel
Decorations
Misc. Power Strips w/extension cords
Tank and Stand = $2100 Brand New = $2900 and Stand is DIY = $150
Filter and Pump = $1200 Brand New = $1900 for Ultima II 10,000 and Brand New for Pump is $314
LED Lights = $350 Brand New = $69 each x 7 = $483
Total Price Brand New = $5597 without tax, shipping, etc. which is well over $6000
Total Price = $3800 Complete 100% Setup
I will not deliver fish or tanks, you will need to arrange a time to pickup fish or tank.
All fish have to be sold before the tank sells. I will split up the tank, etc. once fish are gone.
3 HUGE Breeding Trio of Kelberi Bahia Peacock Bass from Jeff Rapp's Taiwan 2010. Bass are 3 years old. They are on live only but are being fed Tilapia, Nightcrawlers and Bluegill. These are proven breeders. They have not spawned for me but have for the previous owner. I still have a batch of their last spawn.
$1500 for the breeding trio - 2 males and 1 female - $$$$ Money Maker $$$$ - The big bass probably weigh close to 5lbs each, they are huge.
$400 for Azul
$350 for 30" Fire Eel
$75 for Adonis
$75 for Vampire
$125 for I think a L048 Pleco
$300 for 12" + Flagtail
$175 for 12" + Kelberi
$70 Each for 6-7" Kelberi - I have 11 left I think
$200 - Orino - Sold
$800 - 265 Gallon Setup -Sold
$300 Small Azul - Sold
All fish besides the trio of kelberi's eat shrimp, worms and pellets.
This is killing me for even putting this up but in the end they are just fish. I've been doing this long enough so I know where to go when I want more bass.
Electric bill is rising and I'm getting tired of spending $200+ a month.
I also can't properly backwash my filter because I'm in the front of the building so dumping 400 gallons of water in 10 minutes all over the sidewalk causes problems. I usually do it when it rains but I'm not always available when it rains.
If more photos are needed let me know and I'll get them posted. The L048 is hard to get a photo as he is always in his log, the same with the vampire.
Here are multiple links to the fish. There may be some fish in the video that is not listed, those fish are already gone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQggM-rS4iM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATaNOiqSiE4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FPVTc4irpU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNqXhZ8Sa5o
Pickup only, No shipping
Shoot me a PM or reply to this post.
I'm in no hurry to sell my big tank or fish, if it doesn't sell then that's fine, I will just set it up in my new place.
