Dakwan
Reefing newb
am looking at a persons exsisting set up ... it's much larger than the 90 Gal i had planned but seems like such a sweet deal i can't pass it up
"180 gallon, oak cabinet,
metal halide/fluorescent/moon light fixture, sub tank,
pumps, heaters, chiller, bubble skimmer, UV sterilizer,
Wavy Sea system, test kits."
all this plus livestock for only $1500
The problem is that it currently has livestock in it which comes with the tank. And it is located on an island near where i live... so it would be atleast a 4-6 hour trip plus dismantling and setup time and i'm concerned about the live stock. It's really quite out in the booneys and there is even a dirt road that has to be driven on :P
do you think i should just drain the tank, try and sell off the live stock and start fresh or try to keep the system maintained?
i don't know the specifics of what livestock they have but it sounds like quite a few fish atleast. i'll have the details tonight but was just hoping for some advice. i know moving a tank can be absolutly brutal but it would be nice to have livestock in my tank from day 1
"180 gallon, oak cabinet,
metal halide/fluorescent/moon light fixture, sub tank,
pumps, heaters, chiller, bubble skimmer, UV sterilizer,
Wavy Sea system, test kits."
all this plus livestock for only $1500
The problem is that it currently has livestock in it which comes with the tank. And it is located on an island near where i live... so it would be atleast a 4-6 hour trip plus dismantling and setup time and i'm concerned about the live stock. It's really quite out in the booneys and there is even a dirt road that has to be driven on :P
do you think i should just drain the tank, try and sell off the live stock and start fresh or try to keep the system maintained?
i don't know the specifics of what livestock they have but it sounds like quite a few fish atleast. i'll have the details tonight but was just hoping for some advice. i know moving a tank can be absolutly brutal but it would be nice to have livestock in my tank from day 1