Ron99
07-17-2009, 04:06 AM
Now that the denizens of our Biocube have moved from their 8 gallon studio apartment to their sprawling 75 gallon luxury home the Biocube needs a new home.
It is upgraded with a mini-jet 606 pump (higher max output than stock pump and adjustable too) and a hydor flow which gives great water movement in this size tank. The paint in the back by the middle chamber has been removed and there is velcro around it for a refugium light but I am keeping the light I was using so you will have to find your own. I also recently replaced one of the ballasts with a much better workhorse ballast when the stock one died. The workhorse is capable of driving both bulbs so if the second ballast dies all you have to do is rewire the light to the workhorse and you will be up and running again. Bulbs are about 7 months old. I'll also throw in a digital thermometer and small mag-clean.
And if you can come get it ASAP I'll throw in the live sand still in the tank. Otherwise I will have to empty out the tank.
$100 takes it all.
It is upgraded with a mini-jet 606 pump (higher max output than stock pump and adjustable too) and a hydor flow which gives great water movement in this size tank. The paint in the back by the middle chamber has been removed and there is velcro around it for a refugium light but I am keeping the light I was using so you will have to find your own. I also recently replaced one of the ballasts with a much better workhorse ballast when the stock one died. The workhorse is capable of driving both bulbs so if the second ballast dies all you have to do is rewire the light to the workhorse and you will be up and running again. Bulbs are about 7 months old. I'll also throw in a digital thermometer and small mag-clean.
And if you can come get it ASAP I'll throw in the live sand still in the tank. Otherwise I will have to empty out the tank.
$100 takes it all.