FS: 120g Starphire aquarium + one of a kind stand and canopy

[bassman]

Originally Posted by Ginzo

I'll only tell you if you buy it !

If you want to sell something you shouldn't keep the details secret. Not sure what kind of sales strategy you are using. That would be like a person selling a car keeping the type of engine a secret until it's sold. It doesn't make much sense to me.

[mark]

Originally Posted by bassman

If you want to sell something you shouldn't keep the details secret. Not sure what kind of sales strategy you are using. That would be like a person selling a car keeping the type of engine a secret until it's sold. It doesn't make much sense to me.

Wow, tanks must be hard to come by in Quesnel if you're seriously considering shipping fr Montreal.

[bassman]

Originally Posted by mark

Wow, tanks must be hard to come by in Quesnel if you're seriously considering shipping fr Montreal.

LOL, well there certainly aren't many builders around here.

I am in the trucking industry so picking up something like that wouldn't be too big a deal for me, or that expensive.

[Ginzo]

Hey bassman,

I was kidding there, I was actually trying to assemble all the pictures of the build process we went through for putting up the stand and canopy. I'll post pictures of it here tonight, since I'm at work and the firewall won't permit me.

But for your information, it was constructed at out real oak (massif oak) the best quality. It's not the cheap stuff, that's for sure. Several coats of varnish and polyethurane were applied. If you have more questions, don't hesitate, I was just kidding there

Chris

Originally Posted by bassman

If you want to sell something you shouldn't keep the details secret. Not sure what kind of sales strategy you are using. That would be like a person selling a car keeping the type of engine a secret until it's sold. It doesn't make much sense to me.

[bassman]

Originally Posted by Ginzo

Hey bassman,

I was kidding there, I was actually trying to assemble all the pictures of the build process we went through for putting up the stand and canopy. I'll post pictures of it here tonight, since I'm at work and the firewall won't permit me.

But for your information, it was constructed at out real oak (massif oak) the best quality. It's not the cheap stuff, that's for sure. Several coats of varnish and polyethurane were applied. If you have more questions, don't hesitate, I was just kidding there

Chris

Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. I am sorry I missed that you were just kidding, my bad. Still debating things with the wife. More pics would be awesome.

What did you have in it?

[Ginzo]

Actually, don't know why I didn't think about it before, but you can see all my pictures on my thread on ReefCentral:

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...hreadid=744431

My tank has been up and running since the past 4-5 months, with 40-50 lbs of live rock, 3 fishes and 1 rose anemone. It's been mostly on display in my small condo. Since I'm moving in February (sooner then previously planned), I have been thinking of a much "bigger" tank for my new home. Not that I don't love my current tank

Regards,
Chris

[Ginzo]

Here are some pictures of the aquarium in action:

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The sump

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