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Steve should get a line on one and pricing in the next day or two. Right now I'm not getting concrete pricing until they are procured. Of course I'm hearing since you put this up there has been lots of inquiries for these. Given that if anyone else that wants one these now would be the best chance to get a great price given the amount of people asking for these in the back channels

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I agree with what Rob said as well. If free, and some spare time it would indeed be worth while to do. Often I do see these tanks listed as free. Eventually you'll find one.

A whole other list of issues with this Six-Line. Not the way to go. This tank is only worth it if it becomes a terrarium. Even for myself (and I build glass tanks professionally) it's not worth it. To do a total re-seal after getting apart (and that's if you do not damage it taking it apart) isn't worth the time/labor.

Guys I know a thing or two about these things. Too much here on this thread has been over simplified. I'm not going to get into a debate over it but, ill give you my experience/my opinion on this. Looks like the tank was built on a home made stand. The owner if you noticed declared how strong it was but, did not say it was professionally built. Odds are that it wasn't. Also the potential mfgs were mentioned with some of them being more likely to break. I can tell you that any tank on a stand that is not built level can crack like that. Now it sounds great that it could be as simple as replacing the panel of glass, doesn't it? Well it's not that simple. If that tank was sitting on a cockeyed stand for years until the weakest point gave way to a cracked panel.......how well can you be confident that the other panels weren't stressed? It's likely the seams/joints were weakened while sitting on this stand and perhaps you won't get a cracked panel next time....it will be a split seam.. The other thing to think about is that if you build a stand or even have one made its not going to be the same contoured shape as the original. The tank then has to resettle to a different stand. I have seen subsequent problem with this in the past. It's a big risk regardless and really shows the reason why mfgs warranty often only apply if purchaser uses their stands. There is a lot of weight/force involved here. How bad would it be in your house with 300 gallons on the floor?

That tank is from the infamous Richard Gould (Aqua Art) out of Ohio. I have over the years replaced two of his tanks that failed. One of which was an 1100 gallon tank made with 1" and a 600 gallon made with 1/2" You'll see his ads all over the country on Craigslist. My experience with his products has been very poor (F-)

I have a used euro reef protein skimmer. It is the CS8-5. It is 48 inches tall it has an 8 inch diameter body. I have an extra brand-new Sedroc pump that is sold with it. Protein skimmer is four and a half years old. Pick up is in Crofton Maryland or I can meet someone in College Park Maryland. The skimmer is very quiet and is rated for over 300 gallons. It was taken off of A 300 gallon system. As mentioned before it comes with a backup spare pump. $400

Apex jr in original packaging. Om8 way is 1.5 yrs old

Gorgeous !

He breeds those photon clownfish

Yes that's it

Here is that video that got lost http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/falls1723/8063E29D-41ED-4437-A8CC-0AD099B39EF7-403-0000003B2307F313.mp4

Yes he designed the sump. Water enters one end and travels down the length and the back down other side. Has a built in refugium where at that spot water travels underneath the refugium

Eventually he is going to eat at it. Maybe not for a while but instincts and him getting larger, odds are not going to be in your favor

Sanjay getting an early Christmas present

Video of his personal tank

I got the opportunity to see his beautiful tank. The main reason for the trip was that he had us make the new sump for the Penn State University 700 gallon reef tank.

$300 Tank drilled in back upper corner. There is no overflow. No scratches. Glass has all polushed/bevvelled edges. A PVC elbow was used for drain. Steel stand is 36" tall and is painted black. Sump is acrylic with baffles. If picked up tomorrow price is $250 I do have 250 watt pendants with 20k radiums and ice cap ballast. $100 I have a huge Euro-reef CS300 protein skimmer $300. Email or call me Jeffhaddock@comcast.net 410-703-5383

If so, plz have him get in touch with me. I'm interested in his tank. Thnx!

1/3hp jbj chiller $400 Iwaki100 rlt $200 Om8 way $200 Tank and stand, and acrylic sump combo. 36x24x24 with steel stand $400 Rimless all reg. glass Korralin calcium reactor. $200 If you want pics call me and i will send them.

Oceanic 180 with black trim and matching black oak stand tank is reef ready $400 acrylic sump $50 Oceans Motion 8 way $250 250 watt black metal pendants with 2 month old Radium 20K's (Icecap ballast) Have three Iwaki 100 $250 Gen-x pump 1000gph $75 Red Sea wavemaker pro wavemaker $50 Euro-reef Protein skimmer (not familiar with this one) 8" diameter reaction chamber 48" tall two big pumps $400 36"x24"x24" rimless glass tank with steel stand drilled for returns and drains $475 I have a 48"x20"x20" wet dry filter that will support a 750 gallon tank $200 Delivery for tanks is available $100 within 65 mile radius of Annapolis Please use my email at jeffhaddock@comcast.net

I agree.....having used all of the above the Vertex is hands Dow "the best" made.

I heard its Denver next year.

Most likely the mfgr is Reynolds polymer. ATM might have installed it but they did not make the tank. Tanks that size are almost always done by Reynolds. Your not going to fi d maintenance companies installing this. This takes a unique bit of knowledge as mistakes at this level are beyond what they can handle.

Maintenance company not in trouble. Aquarium builder may be depending on type of warranty. Its every tank builders worst nightmare. Who was the tank mfgr. ?