Ranger Ron

Steve I sent you an email with photos earlier today. Big file - hope it works. Ron

Reefhunter I tried sending you a quick reply a moment ago and it disappeared in thin air. Anyway, thank you for noticing our post and please understand that if we could schedule things differently we would. Dividing the tank takes alot of time and "appointments" and we don't have that option right now. We'll be checking in to see if anyone's interested before we move to the next level which is probably to return the livestock and sell the hardware outright ,or make it all a contribution to a charitable organization. We appreciate your input. As well as that of everyone else at the WAMAS (I'm really bad at figuring out how to respond to these posts and I hope this one works.) Ron

Thank you. We are still trying to offer the entire set-up. We certainly understand that this probably requires someone who already has other tanks that they can settle the livestock into while the new tank gets conditioned. We appreciate your interest and we'll certainly keep your offer in mind.

Thanks for the assistance and for the advice. I'm stilll not very well-versed at using this site but everyone's been helpful.

Hi Wayne. Let me know what you want to know about the tank and I'll get right back to you. Ron

Sorry but I don't know what you mean. I thought I had started a new message, but apparently not. Suggestion?

We will be relocating soon and, as much as it pains us, we can't take our tank & aquatic friends. We had a previous posting some months ago, but we're now hoping to find someone who wants a pretty nice set-up (65-gallon All Glass tank, refugium, cherry cabinet and canopy, pumps, 80+-lbs of live rock, and a multitude of corals, crabs, shrimp and fish). We just want to keep it simple and be as assured as we can that we're leaving everyone in good hands. Please see our previous post for information on the tank, accesories and livestock. We're asking for $750.00 for everything.

Folks I am not real PC savey, and I become more confused with every response. I'm going to bed now and maybe we can pick this up again soon.

I'm sure Jon's right. Problem is the pictures I take seem to be too large in file size to post as there's apparently a 60kb limit. And Jon I checked your tank website and yes - that is one beautiful tank.

Thanks alot dave, I'll get right to that. Quite the impressive list of equipment you've got on your posting. Many years of experience I suppose.

We got the bug to have a reef tank a couple years ago, and have had this one for about a year and a half. Relocation to another state is in our future and as painful as it is, we need to rehome our aquatic friends and the tank. Our desire would be to sell everything to someone willing to take the whiole set-up, but if need be we will return the livestock to the Marine Scene in Herndon, Virginia, from where they originally came, and provide that as a credit for whomever purchases the tank, refugium and stand so that they can have the credit as a start-up option. If we get some inquiries into the entire set-up we'll be back in touch quickly; otherwise we plan to bring the fish, corals, brittle stars, snails and all back to the MS and advertise the hardware separately. We've got over 4k invested and we're looking for offers. Here's what we have right now: (Non-living) 65-gallon All-Glass tank with overflow, 16(?) gallon Aquafuge MP acrylic refugium with CPR Urchin protein skimmer, hinged glass covers for tank, cherry tank stand with hinged canopy (good quality), 34-inch T-5 Aqualight, Aqua-Medic 200-watt titanium heater, Maxi-Jet powerheads (2-600 and 1-1200) , Aqualight digital control center, and numerous odds and ends. (Living) 2 Ocellaris Clown fish, 1 firefish, 3 Scissortail Dartfish, 1 Green Mandarin Dragonet, 2 Green Chromies, 1 Yellow Damsel, and, 1 bubble anemone, 2 Galaxy Corals (one on a rock with a red plate coral attached, 1 Green Plate Coral, 1 Pink Acropora, 1 red Pipe Coral, 1 open brain (and one other that I can't identify at the moment but hopefully visable in the attached photographs), 1 Green Polyp colony, a colony of 15-20 Zoanthus polyps, a colony of about 10 Green striped mushrooms, a bunch of Waving hands, 3 good-sized Mithrax crabs, and various types of snails. Hopefully most should be visable in the photographs that we'll upload as soon as we figure out how. Thanks for taking the time-