2 x 150 gallon tanks and rack for sale

JustRon

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I have the rack, 2x6 bolt construction, dual 150s, 6 feet long one on top of the other, both have glass lids. No leaks

I have a few. I want to move these as I do not have the ceiling height in my basement to set them up. I thought to move them to two separate stands, but I dont have 6' stands either.

maybe if I can sell these I can find a tank and sstand around the 75 gallon or a 120 square tank. First things first.

Who wants to take them off my hands for $500 ;) OBO

I had pictures on here before, but I dont know where those are at present.
 
rich_one

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Pretty tempting, but I think my next move in fact is to try to move one of my 125s at some point to upgrade to a 220+! LOL... good luck... this is a nice deal.

-Rich
 
dogofwar

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I'd be all over this if I had more room.

I have to admit that I was thinking about which rack of tanks I could get rid of... maybe they'll fit behind the furnace :)

Matt
 
JustRon

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I was wrong about the racks, it is made from 2x4 and a bolted construction, unstained.

Rack is 48" tall, 19.5" front to back, and 81.5" long

Tanks measure 72.5" base, x 18.5", and are 27" tall

Tanks come with glass lids that have a plastic hinge. There is some gravel, but not enough for the whole tanks otehr than 1/4" in depth.

Anyway, let me know if you are interested.
 
JustRon

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Just a bump then I will let the topipc die off. Only had trade requests so far and I wasnt able to make good use of the trades offered.

Anyone want to get these two tanks and rack?
 
fischfan13

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Wow, something that after Christmas I might be in the hunt for.
Ok, so I am doubting that you would, or could, deliver to the Jersey Shore.:blush:
 
JustRon

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Thanks Sarah. I knew they were on here somewhere. I want to move these and see if I might get a few smaller tanks running to test the waters; so to say.
 
fischfan13

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JustRon said:
Thanks Sarah. I knew they were on here somewhere. I want to move these and see if I might get a few smaller tanks running to test the waters; so to say.
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Well, it's worth a shot...
I am selling these. One is a rack that can hold three 40g breeders...the other can hold up to six 40g breeders. With the larger I am currently housing four 40g and a 33g long on top. The 40's and the racks are for sale or, in this case, part of a trade with cash.
Yes I know I am reaching because of the distance, but I do the drive out there usually once a month and have found out that the Starbucks on Rte 95 will keep you going...and a bag of Doritos!

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JustRon

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I will have to measure my ceiling as I dont have much height in the basement. I like the idea of the 40s though. How tall is the rack from floor to the top shelf. Also, i may not be able to get that long rack in my basement as the stairs go down and turn sharply to enter the room. Not sure I could get the long rack through the doorway.

Anyway, let me know what they measure as a starting point.
 
JustRon

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Sarah,

These are to go in the basement, but it is finished now. I want something nice, but also I don't think it possible that I will be able to limit myself to a single display tank. Depending on moving the rack I have, and then what I can acquire, I will determine the species of fish. Probably want to breed something hard.
 
longstocking

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Small 2.5 or 5 gallons on the top might work Ron... for the fry you will have ;) Or for storage.

I know your basement is at least 7 foot tall.
 
JustRon

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Well, I think the height is ok as I have 90" for a ceiling, kind of standard, but I think the issue will be that the long rack will not go into my basement as at the bottom of the stairs it is a hard right and I just dont see it working. I was also under the same constraint when another person thought of a bowfront tank getting through that limited access/entry space.

I may keep measuring to see if I can percieve a way to get it in, but it doesn't look feasible.
 
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eelsnot

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Bill's rack looks as though it is assembled with carriage bolts and nuts. You may be able to disassemble in a couple strategic locations and reassemble once it is downstairs.
 
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