- Location
- Medford, New York
Selling my Red Sea Reefer 450, which has the white cabinet and glass Red Sea sump. I also have the little ATO reservoir they include, which I never used.
Not a single scratch on the cabinet, glass, it's all in mint condition. Inside the cabinet has some holes from when I mounted everything, otherwise the outside is in mint condition. I also have an extra set of white doors, also in mint condition. One of them has a tiny little scratch on it, which you can't even notice, but my OCD forced me to buy a new set of doors.
I did not clean the overflow, which is the only acrylic on the tank, nor did I clean the back glass. Everything else is clean.
Asking $1,500.00 or best offer. You must pick up in Medford, New York. I think they retail for $2,299.00.
I was going to hard-pipe everything so I have all of the plumbing parts for that, including the Red Sea replacement quick-connect pieces, which I will toss in. That is about $150.00 worth of extras right there. I will also toss in all of my Red Sea specific filter socks, all used, but good condition, likely about twenty of them. They are nearly $10.00 each new and you'll get many more months out of these.
I have a moving company coming by tomorrow to move the tank into my garage. I don't want anyone moving the tank out of my house because it's heavy and if it's dropped, that'll suck.
So here's how this will work. You want the tank, you come by, you pay me cash. You and your friends move it out of my garage into your vehicle. Straight run, no steps, less than 10-feet to your vehicle. You drop the tank, break it, scratch it, sorry, but that's all on you. Once you pay me, the tank is yours, and the tank doesn't get moved until I'm paid. I can't let someone move the tank without paying me, break it, and expect me to eat that loss.
I'll be happy to help you move it, but again, if we drop it, that's on you.
I bought the tank from Country Critters and moved it with Rich. The stand is nothing, it's light and 1-2-3. The tank, he had those fancy suction cups, which was sketchy, but he trusted them. Nonetheless, the two of us moved it, one shot about 50' into my house. Considering it'll be in my garage, it should not be a problem.
Remember, these tanks are rimless, glass is thicker, they are heavier than standard tanks!
Not a single scratch on the cabinet, glass, it's all in mint condition. Inside the cabinet has some holes from when I mounted everything, otherwise the outside is in mint condition. I also have an extra set of white doors, also in mint condition. One of them has a tiny little scratch on it, which you can't even notice, but my OCD forced me to buy a new set of doors.
I did not clean the overflow, which is the only acrylic on the tank, nor did I clean the back glass. Everything else is clean.
Asking $1,500.00 or best offer. You must pick up in Medford, New York. I think they retail for $2,299.00.
I was going to hard-pipe everything so I have all of the plumbing parts for that, including the Red Sea replacement quick-connect pieces, which I will toss in. That is about $150.00 worth of extras right there. I will also toss in all of my Red Sea specific filter socks, all used, but good condition, likely about twenty of them. They are nearly $10.00 each new and you'll get many more months out of these.
I have a moving company coming by tomorrow to move the tank into my garage. I don't want anyone moving the tank out of my house because it's heavy and if it's dropped, that'll suck.
So here's how this will work. You want the tank, you come by, you pay me cash. You and your friends move it out of my garage into your vehicle. Straight run, no steps, less than 10-feet to your vehicle. You drop the tank, break it, scratch it, sorry, but that's all on you. Once you pay me, the tank is yours, and the tank doesn't get moved until I'm paid. I can't let someone move the tank without paying me, break it, and expect me to eat that loss.
I'll be happy to help you move it, but again, if we drop it, that's on you.
I bought the tank from Country Critters and moved it with Rich. The stand is nothing, it's light and 1-2-3. The tank, he had those fancy suction cups, which was sketchy, but he trusted them. Nonetheless, the two of us moved it, one shot about 50' into my house. Considering it'll be in my garage, it should not be a problem.
Remember, these tanks are rimless, glass is thicker, they are heavier than standard tanks!
