Fs: 90g bowfront reef tank (edmonton)
 

Alright sadly the time has come for me to sell my Oceanic 90g Bow Front reef tank

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...e/IMG_0870.jpg

(As for now I’m looking and hoping to sell this as a complete set-up)

Price: $2600 o.b.o.


Equipment:


- 90g Oceanic Bow Front tank (drilled with overflow - comes with glass top also)
- Oceanic black matching stand with one tinted center glass door
- Oceanic sump kit #1 – with Rio 20hf pump (have a bag of bio balls, but I took those out and put live rock in the camber)
- Coralife 48” Lunar Aqua Light fixture – 4 X65W plus four lunar led moonlights (lights on raised on legs) – lights replaced less then a year ago, have receipt.
- 4-5” lay of live sand
- Kent Marine Protein Skimmer – with Rio 17hf pump.
- Two new koralia 3 pumps in the tank
- 4 buckets of salt (instant ocean and oceanic salt) (tons of empty buckets also)
- New bottles of stability, prime, purple up, aragmilk, reef builder, reef advantage calcium, coral vital to name a few – tons of reef test kits.
- Also I have a 25g tank with about 30-40lbs of lava rock I use to pre mix my salt water that comes with a heater and a Rio pump and a filter. (with canopy and lights)
- Frozen food to last over a year, plus NLS
- Plus a few extras items


Livestock:


- Breeding pair of tomato clown fish hosting in a large long tentacle anemone (was about 15” but it just split into two a few weeks ago)
- Over 200lbs of live rock most of it is covered beautifully with coralline algae.
- Candy cane coral -about 5 heads
- Elephant ear
- GPS coral on very small live rock, size of golf ball
- Live rock with red mushrooms and a bunch or yellow polyp corals
- Three bubble tip anemone
- Green frogspawn -four large heads
- Two torch corals, each about 4-6 heads
- Galaxy coral (size of a baseball)
- Blue mushrooms, pink mushroom
- Kenya tree
- Crabs and a few blue striped urchins


Please feel free to PM me if you have any questions or concerns.

Thanks for looking,
Kostas

Just wondering, I notice that it's a 90g tank you're selling that has over 200 pounds of live rock in it. Correct me if I'm wrong (I do suck at math) but I didn't think 200 pounds of live rock could fit into a 90g tank. Just curious if that's possible or not, I have seen 90g's with a little over a 100 pounds of LR in them and they looked fairly full so that is why I'm thinking 200 pounds would probably not fit.

Sorry to hear you're getting out Kostas.

I have over 200# of LR in my 90 gal it does fit it's just really full of rock! I really need to take some out.:mrgreen:

Yes more then 200lbs of live rock could fit in a 90g
(for any interested buyers I would be more then happy to weight it for them at my place)

I know the rule of thumb is one pound per gallon, but I like the look of lots of live rock in my tank and I always view it as extra "filter media” as it helps improve the water quality.

Oh I know it was a very difficult decision
– but I’ll be travelling over seas next year and I’ll be gone for 6months, perhaps a year.

Lr
 

I used to have over 300lbs in my 120gal and it wasnt that crowded. Looks like alot of liverock in that pic to me!

bump

Sorry, I just didn't realize that 200 pounds would fit :redface:

there are lots of different densities of rock available, I had over 260lbs of rock in my 90 originaly, about 4 years later I got rid of some and went to about 180lbs. I had mostly fairly dense jakarta rock If I was using branch fuji I probably would be luckey to get 180 lbs in the tank.

Steve