Hens4Fish
02/27/2007, 10:01 AM
this is a post for a friend, please see the number for questions or interest.
Bill
Bill,
Here is the info. on equipment. Feel free to post for me. I'm in Madison. Moving and getting out of the hobby for awhile.
Tank: Oceanic glass, 128 gallon (60"L x 18"w x 30"H) (extra tall; with twin overflows; custom Durso standpipes) (a few scratches): $1400 new.
Stand and Hood are custom maple with functional drawers and cabinets; lots of storage space): $1100+ new.
Lighting (including 3 250 PFO HQI MH mini-pendants plus DE bulbs; 3 250 MH Icecap ballasts w/ extra long harnesses; 4x96w VHO 60" tubes, with water-tight end caps & mounts, and 660 IceCap electronic ballast w/ harness and heat sink; two built-in IceCap variable speed fans; 4 polished aluminum spider-type reflectors) (that's 1,134 watts of light!): cost over $1500 new. (Everything is already wired and installed, although the ballasts can be mounted remotely for cooler operation.)
Calcium Reactor: MRC-2 MyReefCreations (MRC) calcium reactor with secondary chamber, MAG circ. pump, powerhead feed, and CO2 tank, solenoid, regulator, pH controller and probe: $300+
Protein Skimmer: MRC protien skimmer (with acrylic riser extension): $350+
Skimmer Pump: Iwaki 55RLT pump: $260 new
Return pump: Iwaki 100 RLT pump: $340 new
DIY Neilsen reactor, w/ 3' 4" acrylic column (with 4" ball valve refill), gravity feed.
40 gallon AGA refugium (with drilled glass for 3/4" return) and 4x36" Compact Flouresent Orbit light fixture, w/ built-in moonlights and twin fans (this fixture does a fantastic job of driving the refugium, for maximum nutrient uptake and thriving macro-algae) (lights fixture alone was over $400 new).
Sump: 70 gallon MRC hi-flow acrylic sump (with four (!!) 2" bulkhead fittings, for maximum flexibility): $700+ new.
3 75 watt pro-heat titanium heaters: $75 new.
Will also include lots of other stuff (extra bulkhead fittings; extra calcium hydroxide, calcium carbonate, bags of SouthDown sand, temperature sensor and digital display; grounding probe, acrylic additive canisters; lots of PVC gate valves, ball valves (for plumping), test kits, refractometer, salinity guage, extra Instant Ocean, powerheads, etc. etc. etc.
Everything (including lots of stuff I haven't mentioned) represents an investment of well over $7000.
Will sell entire set up for $2000.
Call 608-239-3108 if interested.
Bill
Bill,
Here is the info. on equipment. Feel free to post for me. I'm in Madison. Moving and getting out of the hobby for awhile.
Tank: Oceanic glass, 128 gallon (60"L x 18"w x 30"H) (extra tall; with twin overflows; custom Durso standpipes) (a few scratches): $1400 new.
Stand and Hood are custom maple with functional drawers and cabinets; lots of storage space): $1100+ new.
Lighting (including 3 250 PFO HQI MH mini-pendants plus DE bulbs; 3 250 MH Icecap ballasts w/ extra long harnesses; 4x96w VHO 60" tubes, with water-tight end caps & mounts, and 660 IceCap electronic ballast w/ harness and heat sink; two built-in IceCap variable speed fans; 4 polished aluminum spider-type reflectors) (that's 1,134 watts of light!): cost over $1500 new. (Everything is already wired and installed, although the ballasts can be mounted remotely for cooler operation.)
Calcium Reactor: MRC-2 MyReefCreations (MRC) calcium reactor with secondary chamber, MAG circ. pump, powerhead feed, and CO2 tank, solenoid, regulator, pH controller and probe: $300+
Protein Skimmer: MRC protien skimmer (with acrylic riser extension): $350+
Skimmer Pump: Iwaki 55RLT pump: $260 new
Return pump: Iwaki 100 RLT pump: $340 new
DIY Neilsen reactor, w/ 3' 4" acrylic column (with 4" ball valve refill), gravity feed.
40 gallon AGA refugium (with drilled glass for 3/4" return) and 4x36" Compact Flouresent Orbit light fixture, w/ built-in moonlights and twin fans (this fixture does a fantastic job of driving the refugium, for maximum nutrient uptake and thriving macro-algae) (lights fixture alone was over $400 new).
Sump: 70 gallon MRC hi-flow acrylic sump (with four (!!) 2" bulkhead fittings, for maximum flexibility): $700+ new.
3 75 watt pro-heat titanium heaters: $75 new.
Will also include lots of other stuff (extra bulkhead fittings; extra calcium hydroxide, calcium carbonate, bags of SouthDown sand, temperature sensor and digital display; grounding probe, acrylic additive canisters; lots of PVC gate valves, ball valves (for plumping), test kits, refractometer, salinity guage, extra Instant Ocean, powerheads, etc. etc. etc.
Everything (including lots of stuff I haven't mentioned) represents an investment of well over $7000.
Will sell entire set up for $2000.
Call 608-239-3108 if interested.