FS 38 gal Hexagon & misc equipment. Calgary local pick up.

[Reef_Geek]

38 (US Gallons) hexagonal tank and stand. $150.



36" Dual bulb florescent light fixture. Standard daylight bulbs. $50



Ebo Jager 250watt heater. $30



Marineland 300watt heater. $20



Rena Air 100 air pump. $10


Top Fin 50 powerhead, great for nano tanks water circulation. 159 GPH. $15

[Reef_Geek]

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[Reef_Geek]

Both heaters are gone.

Still for sale:

38 gallon hexagonal tank & stand for $150




36" dual bulb florescent light strip for $50





Air pump for $10... good for hatching brine shrimp, fish in buckets while drip-acclimating, culturing rotifers/algae etc.



Powerhead pumps water at 159 gallons per hour. Good for nano tanks, refugium etc. $15

[Reef_Geek]

price drop on tank/stand and light strip.

36" dual bulb light strip was $50, now $40

Hexagonal 38 gal tank & stand was $150, now $125

159 GPH powerhead ($15) and air pump ($10) still for sale, but small enough that I don't mind throwing into my spare parts box.

[SoloSK71]

Would that small pump be good for providing some additional flow for a refugium or would it chop up the little beasties?

Charles

[Reef_Geek]

Originally Posted by SoloSK71

Would that small pump be good for providing some additional flow for a refugium or would it chop up the little beasties?

Charles

What beasties do you have in mind? Amphipods, isopods etc... should be no better/worse than any other water pumps. This is a small and low flow pump.

With this intake design, only harm I can see is to wandering anemones getting their feet sucked into the intake... which is easily remedied (if applies to you) by cutting an X cross in a sponge (eg AquaClear filter step 1) and pulling the sponge over the intake cone shaped grill.