20G High, drilled for closed loop and overflow

[tripsandfalls]

Hey,

I recently took down my 20G aquarium, and am looking to rehome it. It's an interesting tank because it's drilled in the bottom pane for a closed loop and has a glassed in overflow for incorporation of a sump. The nice thing about this setup is it eliminates the need for any internal powerheads.

The aquarium could use a good wash, but is otherwise in good shape. Glass is scratch free on the viewing sides

Here's how it look before being drilled for a closed loop:


Currently, view from top down showing the 4 openings (2 in the back, 2 in the front):


From the front:


A look at the bulkheads from the bottom:


This is how it looked when it was running:


I'll sell the aquarium only for $30, with bulkheads (and locline for the closed loop), a bucket of misc PVC fittings and a standpipe for the overflow for $60.

I also have a Tunze 1073.02 pump I used externally for the closed loop (used 1.5 years, runs like a top, nice and clean) that I can throw in for $50. (Like this one: http://www.tunze.com/details.html?&L...id%5D=1073.020)

I used an Oceanic Model 1 sump with this, but it's currently being used as a holding tank. Once I empty it out, I can also throw that in for $30.

Take it all for $150.

Great tank for a nano reef. Shoot me any questions you may have. Located in Kerrisdale...

trips

[tripsandfalls]

Sunday bump. Someone must be looking to set up a nice nano.

[tripsandfalls]

Bump

[tripsandfalls]

Bump.

Aquarium on it's own is now free. Bulkheads (4) are $10. Misc plumbing (bulkheads included) is $30.

[Slyguy00]

Pmd