dcantucson
Reef pro
But there's is nothing wrong with either tank, that's all.
Need Help Choosing!
- Thread starter Eric Noa
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Eric Noa
Reefing newb
Thank you all for the help and tips. If I get either one I will let you guys know and I keep u updated
Eric Noa
Reefing newb
Hi guys, I found this other setup with is a little bit more expensive. Let me know what u guys think.
This is taken right from craiglist, he's asking $600 and the tank is 75G
The aquarium comes with a custom built stand, UV Lights, UV Sterilizer, Protein Skimmer, Water Pumps, Filter/bio balls, Live Rock, Live Sand, Supplies, Water Testing Equipment, Water supplements, Fish and more. I have spent over $3,000 to get the best equipment (I have boxes and instructions) but no longer have the time to continue this hobby. This is a great deal for anyone interested in buying a salt water tank. Don’t buy something else just to find you need to buy a UV Sterilizer or Protein Skimmer which is going to cost hundreds of dollars. I purchased both in the past 3 months and they are included…
This is taken right from craiglist, he's asking $600 and the tank is 75G
The aquarium comes with a custom built stand, UV Lights, UV Sterilizer, Protein Skimmer, Water Pumps, Filter/bio balls, Live Rock, Live Sand, Supplies, Water Testing Equipment, Water supplements, Fish and more. I have spent over $3,000 to get the best equipment (I have boxes and instructions) but no longer have the time to continue this hobby. This is a great deal for anyone interested in buying a salt water tank. Don’t buy something else just to find you need to buy a UV Sterilizer or Protein Skimmer which is going to cost hundreds of dollars. I purchased both in the past 3 months and they are included…
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Ted
Living one day at a time
nice looking tank. Seems kinda light on the rock. Did it say what type/brand lighting. Seems like a decent deal. Depends on the lighting. You will want to add more live rock though and thats expensive. Could add dead rock/base rock would be cheaper then live just kinda depends on the quality of the rock thats in there.
dcantucson
Reef pro
I think the Corner aquarium was a sharper looking unit. Ted is right about the lighting. Be sure it will be good enough for what you wish to keep. Lighting is one of the most expensive components on the tank.
He says UV lights. ??? I would ask more about the lights.
He says UV lights. ??? I would ask more about the lights.
Eric Noa
Reefing newb
I will take a look at that, thank you
daugherty
part time reefer
i bet they are mh lights kinda looks like it but who knows. i would see if he would come down on the price a bit.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Also what brand skimmer? That's important too.
Eric Noa
Reefing newb
Prism Protein Skimmer
Eric Noa
Reefing newb
Well guys today I went to take a look at the 65g tank and I decided to take. It's in excellent shape, it has great equipment and for the price I couldn't ask for more. I will share some pictures with you later when I start setting things up. I will also be asking a lot more questions in the near future. lol Thank you all
Eric Noa
Reefing newb
Here is the first question? What can I use to clean the tank.. I know water is one of the elements, what else can I use to removed all the white things it has which is old salt stick to it.
Ted
Living one day at a time
vinegar
ltljokersbetterhalf
ltljokers #1
i just use warm water to clean all the salt of my tank
project5k
Reef enthusiast
yea warm water and vinegar, that'll take most of the white junk off, (calcium and salt and stuff), then rinse with fresh water till you cant smell the vinegar any more...
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Yep, a vinegar-water solution is safe to use on tank stuff.
yote
In Memoriam
A couple of good razor blades will come in handy to help get whats really stuck to the glass.
Congratulations on the new tank to.
Congratulations on the new tank to.
