Although I'm primarily interested in selling the tank, I've assembled a package to sweeten the deal.
Nothing will be parted-out until the glass is gone.
Here's what she looked like in her former glory:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l0CujLiUN4
These prices listed below are just to demonstrate the value,
the glass display alone would cost more than 4k:
· 220 gallon Miracles aquarium, 3/4" real starphire glass, eurobraced, synergy reef overflow
· 72" wide, 30" deep, 24" high
· custom powder coated stand (extra heavy duty, 2 inch structural tubing, no rust, you could likely park a dump truck on it
· canopy/stand woodwork with compartment doors for hanging Apex, etc.
· Miracles sump/refugium/ato (custom, all fit under stand)
· 3x gen3 Radion pro's
· Apex with pm1, pm2, FMK, WXM, 4x EB8's, 2x EB4's, 2x DOS units, feeder, breakouts, flow sensors, etc
· Vertex 250 skimmer, spare Vertex 180 skimmer
· salt water mixing station
· Osmolator 3155, with a spare Osmolator 3155
· Your choice of return pump … Iwaki MD100 or Vectra L1, or both (plus a spare)
· 4 or 5 MP40's, 3x battery backups
· sea swirl
· evaporative cooling fans/intake/exhaust fans
· plumbing/gate valves, etc
· 4x jack posts/supports/plywood/stainless steel plates to distrubute weight
· live/dead rock (too much for the tank, likely 200 pounds, pillars cemented together with fiberglass rods, many large pieces)
· lots of extras (testing equipment, coral cutters, additives, magnet cleaners, fish traps, fish/coral food, large vertex dosing vessels, kalk stirrer, RO/DI, magnetic lid switch to turn off lights when canopy is open, too much to list (or remember)
Keep it classy, no lowballers please
Cheers!
Colin