echinopora
11-11-2010, 07:03 PM
I was holding this for a guy who hasn't come for it, Dropped the price to 150 as I would like to have it gone before christmas. I can be reached at 403 629 2860
PFO 175W ballast and quick disconnect lamp cord $20
4X13w CF ballasts $5
45G custom semi cube (24x21.5x20) w/ overflow and plumbing $150
Comes with
400W mh electronic ballast/20000k bulb
802, 2X402 Powerheads with critter guards
602 powerhead
200 & 300W heaters
Rubbermaid Sump
Sump pump
Hydrometer
~75pounds home made base rock
Ca and alk test kits
Pine stand, but it is missing a door (easy to replace, but price dropped to reflect this)
Base rock is made of Tufa that is carved and given a coating of white portland cement dyed with food grade dye and cured 15 months in water. I used this recipe in my previous all captive bred reef, and it works quite well. Nice color untill the corralline picks up.
Selling because I took this reef down when I moved 3 years ago, and haven't had time to set it up, now I'm moving again overseas. Door was damaged in last move, but it is a 18X40 engineered pine panel. Easy to replace, would cost $18 for the panel and 2 cuts on a table saw + a little routering.
PFO 175W ballast and quick disconnect lamp cord $20
4X13w CF ballasts $5
45G custom semi cube (24x21.5x20) w/ overflow and plumbing $150
Comes with
400W mh electronic ballast/20000k bulb
802, 2X402 Powerheads with critter guards
602 powerhead
200 & 300W heaters
Rubbermaid Sump
Sump pump
Hydrometer
~75pounds home made base rock
Ca and alk test kits
Pine stand, but it is missing a door (easy to replace, but price dropped to reflect this)
Base rock is made of Tufa that is carved and given a coating of white portland cement dyed with food grade dye and cured 15 months in water. I used this recipe in my previous all captive bred reef, and it works quite well. Nice color untill the corralline picks up.
Selling because I took this reef down when I moved 3 years ago, and haven't had time to set it up, now I'm moving again overseas. Door was damaged in last move, but it is a 18X40 engineered pine panel. Easy to replace, would cost $18 for the panel and 2 cuts on a table saw + a little routering.