Advice for selling a MONSTER tank
howieb4
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Joined Feb 14, 2022 Messages 0 Reaction score 0 Review score +0 /0 /-0 Location Beverly Hills, MI
Let me preface my first post by saying I was once a reef tank enthusiast, but now have been an African Cichlid keeper for 20 years. Please do not hold that against me. Lol. But this post is about a tank that literally was dropped in my lap. My good friends purchased a home that has an empty 700+ gallon acrylic tank that they do not want. It's dimensions are 11.5' x 29"H x 36"W. It is on a custom stand with a chiller, two wet/dry filters and multiple tunze pumps and controllers. It does not have a top or lighting. I would love to take it off their hands but the effort required to get it in my house, clean it up, and switch it out with my 135G tank, I just don't have.
So my question is...Are there buyers our there looking for a tank this big? I can only guess that there was invested well over $10K(if not more) when this tank was new. I can post pics, but if this forum is like others I belong to, you must have a number of posts before that can happen.
New Member
Joined Feb 14, 2022 Messages 0 Reaction score 0 Review score +0 /0 /-0 Location Beverly Hills, MI
Let me preface my first post by saying I was once a reef tank enthusiast, but now have been an African Cichlid keeper for 20 years. Please do not hold that against me. Lol. But this post is about a tank that literally was dropped in my lap. My good friends purchased a home that has an empty 700+ gallon acrylic tank that they do not want. It's dimensions are 11.5' x 29"H x 36"W. It is on a custom stand with a chiller, two wet/dry filters and multiple tunze pumps and controllers. It does not have a top or lighting. I would love to take it off their hands but the effort required to get it in my house, clean it up, and switch it out with my 135G tank, I just don't have.
So my question is...Are there buyers our there looking for a tank this big? I can only guess that there was invested well over $10K(if not more) when this tank was new. I can post pics, but if this forum is like others I belong to, you must have a number of posts before that can happen.
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