140 gallon oceanic with custom cabinet

[potat5656]

I am going away to college soon and must sell my beautiful aquarium. If you are interested the contact information is on the link.


http://www.craigslist.org/eby/hsh/44759001.html


140 Gallon Oceanic Saltwater Aquarium Complete - $2600

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Reply to: peterkendall@comcast.net
Date: 2004-10-07, 10:43AM PDT


140 Gallon Oceanic Saltwater Tank, Complete w/ Custom Cabinet

Purchased this top-of-the-line Oceanic brand saltwater system and had
it professionally accessorized and installed this past April. Close to
$5,000 invested! Son is going away to college and doesn't have time to
care for it.

Oceanic tanks are acknowledged to be the highest quality available.
Made in the USA of the clearest glass (more expensive), the edges are
beveled slightly, unlike the rough edges of inferior makes commonly
available. This 140 [acronym:a6fd6961ec="Gallon"]gal[/acronym:a6fd6961ec]. aquarium is 4 feet wide, 2 feet deep and 30
inches high. The lower cabinet contains the filter system and is about
30 inches high. The aquarium has a matching oak top which has a full
sized hinged lid that props open for feeding, etc.

The store which set up the systems established it with, I believe,
about 75 pounds of live rock from two Pacific areas. In addition,
several inches of live sand were added. Fish include a powder blue
tang, two yellow tangs, a gobie, and a porcupine puffer fish.

The lower cabinet is soundproofed with expensive 1" thick acoustic
foam specially designed for damp applications. It really reduces the
noise level to a very low whirring instead of a gurgling humming
"factory" sound. We set up the tank in our living room so my wife
insisted the tank be quiet. Spent $250 extra for the cabinet
soundproofing.

High capacity wet/dry filtration system is supplemented by an
expensive Euro-reef protein skimmer (CS/ES series). Aqua ultra
ultraviolet in-line sterilizer hooked up as well (capacity 500- 1200
gallons).

Two Mag-Drive pumps return water up toseparate outputs; integral
corner drains skim and send water from the tank down to the wet/dry
filter.

This is a turnkey system suitable for home or business use; large
enough to accommodate several interesting fish or a complete reef
setup. Buyer to pickup the equipment form my living room. First $2,600
gets this system which, again, cost me close to $5,000. Many other
accessories like digital thermometer, hygrometer, voltage dissipater,
heaters, air pump, etc… too numerous to mention. Contact us at
peterkendall@comcast.net or cell phone 925 330 2218… Near Berkeley.

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