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11/16/2017, 08:41 AM | #1 |
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Starting new 120g reef tank - items needed
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After a few years break I am setting up a new 120g reef tank in the next few weeks. I have the tank, stand, lighting and ro/di taken care of but am still in need of a few items. I thought I would post and see if anyone has any of these items for sale. My tank will be about 150-170g total with sump: Items I need: - Protein Skimmer - Wavemaker (I may have a Tunze but need a controller if I use it) - Kalk reactor (I used to have a calcium rector but have decided to set this up with a kalk reactor as I did not like the co2 and PH reduction associated with the calcium reactor so I am going to use a Kalk reactor this time) - Live Rock - Live Sand - Cool Frags (LPS, SPS and Softies) Thanks in advance! Vince
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I’m taking down my 125g this weekend. I have two older tunze 6100s and the 7095 multi controller with moonlight. The 6100s are older but are true workhorses. I also have a H&S a150 2001, it is an external skimmer. Skims like crazy.
Let me know if you are interested. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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11/16/2017, 09:04 AM | #3 |
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Thanks for the reply. How much are you asking for them? And is H&S still around and making skimmers? Thanks
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11/16/2017, 10:16 AM | #4 |
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Starting new 120g reef tank - items needed
$300 for everything seems fair since it is “older” equipment.
H&S is still around, they are a German company, but a quick google search didn’t show anyone in the US selling them. It uses an aquabee 2001 pump that is still made. H&S was Deltec’s big competitor and now that Deltec is back in the US H&S might follow suit again. The Tunzes have the smaller aftermarket magnets, not the big bulky tunze ones. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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I actually need an in sump skimmer not external. Or can the H&S be set up in sump? If not how much for the Tunzes without the H&S?
And all is still working fine?
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11/16/2017, 10:53 AM | #6 |
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I have always used it in sump, just because I was nervous about it leaking or overflowing. I was thinking $150 for skimmer and $150 for tunze setup.
Everything works great. I’m only taking down the tank because of a potential move and I do t want to move a 6’ tank. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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I'll definitely take the Tunzes. Do you want to PM me your address and a good time for me to pick it up over the next few days?
Still considering the H&S - does the pump come with it and is the pump and skimmer still running good? Also how big is it: rough footprint and tank size rating? I cannot find any specs on it. Thanks!
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11/16/2017, 06:27 PM | #8 |
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Starting new 120g reef tank - items needed
Pump comes with it. I could include a maxi jet 1200 as feed pump if you don’t want to gravity feed from the overflow. The specs can be found on this link, https://www.sewatec.de/protein-skimm...1-outside.html
Max tank size 264g 16”x 7”x26” It runs great, always has. Solid construction. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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11/17/2017, 07:16 PM | #10 |
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Thanks Misled!
Unfortunately I just bought an Avast marine K1 kalk stirrer from someone who pmd me first. Sorry and thanks! Vince
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Anyone have an old sump or small drilled tank that can be used as a sump. I have an old 30 gallon but its not drilled and would like one hole at the top as an overflow. I am too scared to drill it myslelf. Thanks!
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Thanks. Thinking about it though, I might just get a 30 gallon Rubbermaid tub and use it. That’s what I used before and i was easily able to put a hole where I wanted in it. I think i will do that again.
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Good point...my skimmer has a dedicated pump to feed it so sump height should not be an issue though.
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Your welcome to come over and see what I have in extra tanks. I am in Gibsonia 15044. I think I have a 30 gallon- it may have a crack - easily fixable= wont look great- but hey for free and its a sump - so looks don't matter much. Also-if it is not drilled or you want to make the holes in a different position - we can drill it at my house together - good experience for you. I have a 1 inch glass drill.
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I have some BRS Pukani dry rock that has been curing for a few weeks. I bought more than I need so I can probably spare some. I also have several toadstool that have broken off around my tank you can have for free. I also have a giant rock full of paly's I'd like to get rid off for $3/pound. Probably a couple hundred paly's on it.
I also bought this Maxspect Gyre SF150 and didn't need it. Was too much flow on top of my 2 mp40's. You can have it for $160 http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2617147 |
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Crawlerman- so both you and JoeCool could not use the Gyre Wave because it was too powerful.
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too powerful for where I wanted it. I have MP40's at the ends and wanted to put it in the middle. If I was all sps it would be fine, buy my euphyllia had no place out of the high flow.
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