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Bump the light has sold so I'm lowering the price to $275

Tanks still available for anyone that's interested

I do love me some cheese steak lol

Let me see the stump

And yea I'm thinking Philly is a little bit of a drive lol

Definitely thank you very much

I'm located in Mt Sinai and I was looking to get $300 for it I could deliver if somewhat close

Upgraded to a 150 gallon tank so looking to sell my 90 gallon tank. -For sale is a 90 gallon fish tank with a wood stand -Tank is in great condition has some minor scuff marks from use but not visible when filled with water -Also comes with a light fixture (2 t5 bulbs) -Back of glass tank is...

The thicker the better

No specific size just something big enough to hide some big catfish

Any word on that drift wood?

No worries

Trustemedia I don't mind waiting just wanna find a good piece of wood

Peteostler6314 I don't really have a specific size just something big I used to have some castles and stuff but I'm looking for a more natural look. Also tryin to provide some hiding spots for the catfish

Ok sounds good thanks

Got any pics?

Looking for a large piece of driftwood for my 150 gallon tank, have a lot of catfish so the more hiding spots the better. Would prefer to pick up in the Long Island area but will pay shipping if necessary.

Nice setup

Hey all so currently have a 150 gallon tank with 2 four-lined catfish, 2 red bellied pacus, 2 Angelica catfish, 2 upside down catfish, 2 plecos,, 1 poly lapradei, and one red tail catfish. I wanted to put a stingray in the tank is there anything the ray wouldn't get along with?

Based on what I've read I think I, gonna make the switch thanks for all the advice

Yea I've noticed that but do different fish work better with different bottoms?

Right now I'm running a wet dry sump filter but I used to have a fluval 405 canister that worked pretty nicely

Yea I had an aquarium wiped out by ick and unfortunately I wasn't able to save anything. It wa pretty awesome to start over having more knowledge of aquarium and couldn't be happier with my set up now my centerpiece are two red bellied pacus also have 2 four line catfish, 2 Angelica catfish, 2...

So I'm upgrading from a 90 gallon tank to a 150 gallon and was thinking of making the switch from gravel to sand, but I had heard from a few people that I shouldn't because the sand is harder to maintain. Is this true? Can anyone help me with this dilemma

Although it is disappointing that you lost all your fish I find it exciting starting a new tank gl with everything!