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my god here comes the nit pickers. some people bake there rocks in an oven prior to putting in there tank. some people put it in a dark room and tank and let everything die off any way. some people bleach it in the sun and then some people put it in there tanks completely new with out...

hello i have a 75 gallon reef ready tank, with a 20 gallon sump, and natural oak stand. and sum pump. Looking for $400 The tank is on the stand up side down. There is nothing wrong with it at all other than a few years of age. No leaks, good silicone, no major scratches, clean wood and the...

Copiague, long island, pickup only. I had this rock in my tank for 5-7 years and it is a mix of Caribbean, figi and tonga. Also 3 gallons of medium sized rubble. It is enough to fill and scape a 75 gallon tank. I paid 9 -11 dollars per pound. There is about 100 pounds of rock here. I am selling...

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Reefs

I have about 30-40 separate pieces of live rock. I had these in my 75 gallon witch after 8 years I decided to close it down. All the dock And rubble in the picture is to be sold at on time. I bought And picked each one of these rock and most are a great shape with lots of nooks and crannjrles...

$250 takes all my live rock and rubble. I have to had spent at least $1200 on this rock. there are 3 pieces I will be keeping: 1 the first rock i ever bought 2 is a small hidden rock shaped like africa that has sentamental value and 3 is a medium side conch shell. This is a 75 gallon reef...

Asking-----$1450--everything ---------------------------------------- 75 gall All glass aquarium reef ready-300 oak stand great condition-400 150 watt heater-50 1600 gph return rio pump with modafied impeller-80 20 gallon sump-50 protin skimmer in sump-150 JBJ arctia chiller 1/3 hp-700 1600 gph...

I agree. shorten the return line. I would clamp them too. Also you posted that you were going to get a checkvalve for your return line. You do not need one. have fun.

That true

no just maybe something fast growing

Call 631 671 7496 joe

HAY I HAVE THIS VIPER 70W HQI LIGHT THAT I BOUGHT FOR A FRAG STATION AND I AM WILLING TO SELL FOR A MEDIUM SIZED ACRO FRAG. iT NEEDS A BULB BUT IS IN PERFECT WORKING CONDITION.

i agree that a standard tank is the easiest way to go. I use a 20 gallon tank for the sump on my 75g tank. nice and easy. I didnt eve use baffells. just plastic crates with holes to hold the rock rubble. this is the orignial sump in operation this is with a chiller loop and 75watt frag...