SOLD.... 120 Reef Setup For Sale

[ldzielak]

http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Stand.jpg

Here is a Link (http://www.canreef.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2603) to my specs page. This is a 3 sided viewing tank 60"Lx18"Hx24"W SeaStar, because it is shalow (18") I can grow the same SPS others do but with only 2x175W and 2x110W VHO.

I have told a few people that I would sell my tank, metal stand with adjustable legs for leveling, all the maple wood, closet next to tank and canopy with light box removed, plumbing and nice acrylic sump with built in refugium for $750 (I payed over $2500) If someone wants just the bare tank and the overflows, bulk heads and returns, $250.

My hamilton light box (2x110w VHO and 2x175w MH 10K Ushio lamps 9 month old) I would sell for extra $400 only with the rest, other wise I will keep for another project.

I have a Velocity T4 pump that I'm using for a return pump that I would sell for $140 (payed $250+tax).

All you need is a skimmer, pump for the skimmer and rocks. I could give you all the water and sand that is in the tank (3 year extablished tank). The sump has a kent float top up system, refugium full of caulerpa and sand.

I think this is a nice package, ran very well for me the past 3 years. I moved everything out last weekend into the new 180g system, just sand and water left.

Lee

[Jaws]

What are the tank dimensions?

[Aquattro]

What are the tank dimensions?

Here he goes again!!!! :razz:

[ldzielak]

Jason,

Just for you I added the Dims on the first page. :biggrin:
Read the specs and if your serious... send me a PM.

Lee

[ldzielak]

Here are some more pics:

Hood access from both side:
http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Hood.jpg

Sump Explained:
http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Sump_Explained.jpg

Stand leveling at each corner, about 2" or more adjustment:
http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Stand_leveling.jpg

Overflow plumbing to Sump:
http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Overflow_bottom.jpg

Return lines with suction break:
http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Return_lines.jpg
http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Return_lines2.jpg
http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Return_bottom.jpg

Lee

[Jaws]

What are the tank dimensions?

Here he goes again!!!! :razz:

I was actually interested in the stand for my 180G but it's not the right dimensions. No worries.

[ree-fready]

I wish I was looking for a tank. It looks very nice and that seems like a very reasonable price.

[mr_alberta]

I'm may know someone interested in the T4 pump. Are you willing to ship?

[Aquattro]

What are the tank dimensions?

Here he goes again!!!! :razz:

I was actually interested in the stand for my 180G but it's not the right dimensions. No worries.

Whew! You were starting to scare me!!

[ldzielak]

Just to be clear.

The tank is still running with only sand in it. So I'm using all the equipement.

If someone wants just the tank, that works better for me. Maybe I could even deliver it to Van. I can re-use all the other equipment, except the pump. I love this sump and the light box is great, so I will keep them unless they go with the whole system. I have a few more tanks to setup...

Lee

[ldzielak]

For those with questions, here is another picture of the canopy open. The fan from the light box is vented outside of the canopy through a small tunnel. Keeps the hot air away from the water. This a good closed system, without much evaporation.

http://www3.telus.net/public/a7a92965/fish/Stand2.jpg


Lee

[Orion80]

where is r u located??, How far from Regina, Sask. could b very interested in the whole set up....

Adie

[ldzielak]

Campbell river is on Vancouver Island, a very long way from Sask.

Lee

[michika]

Still looking to sell? How much?

Going to be in B.C. sometime in the near future (next 3 weeks), and would be interested in possibly picking up your beautiful set up!

[ldzielak]

I have responded to many PM's about this system and taken much of my time to be detailed in my responses.

If this plug and play, quality built system is too much for you, please be kind enough to respond with short reply. Trying to keep track of all the correspondence is too time consuming (I do have a day job!!). I don't want to bump someone, because I forgot who came first.

Would any one be interested in Just the tank if I remove all the bulkheads and stuff. For maybe $175?

Lee

[ldzielak]

Unless I get a serious reply this weekend, tank is comming down and sand it going in some buckets. Then I'll start pulling the bulk heads off the tank, for my next project. Bare tank $175.00

I'll be re-using all the equipment, so no more PM about parting it out please.

Lee

[Skimmerking]

Lee if i was closer i would take the setup in a sec , but oh well you have heard that before many times .jsut making conversation.


mike

a lonely reefer waiting to get my tank.

[ldzielak]

Deal pending, tank must be moved this weekend. If not to a new home, it goes in my office wall.

Lee

[ldzielak]

Tank SOLD, pickup is Sunday if all goes as planed.

Lee

[mark]

Considering a sump for my 75 and trying to get a handle on plumbing.

What's the purpose of the T off the tank return line back to the overflow area?

[ldzielak]

Easy quick connect when doing a water change. Use the pump to remove water. Later I removed it because the valve started to leak. So I just un did the union on the line going to the skimmer. It help if the union is high, so you are abouve sump level. Doesn't make a mess this way.

Lee

[mark]

Guessing that's the one off the green pump.

Wondering the purpose of the line T'ing off the black pump (no valve) going into the overflow return area, other leg is labelled to tank.

If I'm understanding the labelling, wouldn't about half your return pump flow is going back to the sump.

By the way, nice neat layout.

[ldzielak]

Guessing that's the one off the green pump.

Wondering the purpose of the line T'ing off the black pump (no valve) going into the overflow return area, other leg is labelled to tank.

If I'm understanding the labelling, wouldn't about half your return pump flow is going back to the sump.

By the way, nice neat layout.

Close, the recirc line of the black pump had a 1" to 1/2" reducer on the end, no way to tell from the picture. I had to do this because the overflow pipes I had restricted too much flow. They were J&L style with 90 elbows and screens. So I had to reduce my return flow. I don't like using valves, if it ever got to the wrong position my tank would have over flowed. I later changed the overflow and removed the recirc line. Thanks for the comments. It will be a sad day on Sunday when all my best designed equipment leaves.

Lee

[ldzielak]

SOLD.