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1 75Gal Oak frame (good condition, needs no work)(has background on tank). 75.00 or RBO.
1 Complete TidePool wet/dry (mag drive 5 pump an SOS Overflow included). 75.00 or RBO.
1 250Watt Visatherm Stealth heater (suction cups are bad, but clips still good). 20.00 or RBO.
1 700GPH HOB Overflow (hose included). 35.00 or RBO.
1 QuietOne 3000 water Pump (780GPH). 35.00 or RBO.

Will consider trades.

Take everything for 175.00

Also Moonlights 25.00 free shipping.
 
tankboy_taylor;2166595; said:
you guys think if buying a new 120+ tank its worth it to go acrylic?
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Not sure as I only have acylic 15 gals. I can say wether you go glass or acylic get the tank with built in Overflow/s.

That is all carry on.
 
tankboy_taylor;2166625; said:
go with built in overflows on either choice?
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Yes, I love the built in overflow that my new 90 has. makes it sooooooo much easier to hook up a wet dry an gives the tank a cleaner look to. nothing taking up space behind the tank.
 
tankboy_taylor;2166652; said:
cool i just use canisters atm but would probally do a w/d
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canisters are good (I have afew) but you can seriously over filter with a wet/dry. when i had my 75 set up an runing, I had a wet/dry with a 700Gph pump. An the thing was crystal clear, I only had to gravel vac one or twice a month.
 
yeah I tend to overfilter I got an ac110 eheim 2217 and rena xp3 on my 75 tank is pretty well stocked though. I got an ac110 and eheim 2213 on my 46 with 8 juvi fish in it
 
On my 120 I started with 2 AC110s, then I went with a AC110 an a wet/dry with a 700Gph pump. Now I still have the AC110 but have a custom made wet dry with a 900Gph pump.

My 90 just has a wet/dry with a 700Gph pump.

my 29 however has a fluval 403 on it.

my feeder setup has 2 fluval 203s.

My new breeding setup is gonna have a wet/dry with a 300Gph pump
 
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