or FT 125G Cichlid Tank - pickup Findlay OH

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Neogenesis

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I'm moving to saltwater, and don't have the time to upkeep 2 tanks. So, the cichlids have to go. I'm trying to selling the 125G tank, stand, tops, sand, and all the rockwork in one big package. One canister filter will be included, but the wet/dryfiltration and DIY LED lighting I was planning on keeping, but if you really want it, it can be had for the right price.

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It's a 125gallon Standard Tank. Thicker than newer tanks, but it also doesn't have a center brace. Back is painted black.
4 door pine stand, does have a bit of water staining, I got it that way, but overall very nice and strong.

Inhabitants:

1 6" Metriaclima Greshakei
3 4" Labidochromis Caeruleus "Yellow Lab"
20 or so Demasoni breeding group. "Mixed in all sizes"
1 Copadichromis Borleyi Kadango
1 4" OB Peacock
1 Clown Pleco
1 Bristle Nose Pleco
3 Clown Loach

Overall a very nice tank, low aggression, Demasoni breed like rabbits, It's just too much taking care of 2 tanks. I'm asking $600 OBO for the entire setup.

May trade for a 6ft or longer reef ready glass tank. Possibly not reef ready if longer.

Scott
 
72"x18" footprint. I would like to go bigger, and not to mention I don't want to have to use overflow boxes. Yes they work and I've never had a problem with them, but I would rather have built in overflows. If I'm going to do a big salt tank, it's going to get done right. I'm building some LED rigs for my 46G Bow right now. ;-)

Scott
 
Neogenesis;3962638; said:
72"x18" footprint. I would like to go bigger, and not to mention I don't want to have to use overflow boxes. Yes they work and I've never had a problem with them, but I would rather have built in overflows. If I'm going to do a big salt tank, it's going to get done right. I'm building some LED rigs for my 46G Bow right now. ;-)

Scott
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Gotcha, I'm looking for a wider tank to go marine with too. Good Luck!
 
Thanks for the Ohio bump.....now for a picture bump so you can all see what you would be getting.

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Scott
 
Correct, it is a older tank, but it's in great shape. Older tanks were made of thicker glass and without center braces. It makes it nice to work in as the entire top is open.

Scott
 
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