New fish tank!
03-15-2009, 07:43 PM
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New fish tank!
Woot Woot, some of you know I'm quite the fish nerd from my fs ads ahah, well I set up a new one yesterday for my room, its only a 14 gallon but I didnt want to start another big tank since I've got a 10 footer (400 gallon)I have to set up soon 
What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
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03-15-2009, 08:16 PM
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itd have to be on the weekend Dom, since we gotta go to MD for plants and I dont have time during the week....do you have a tank now? If so how big?
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03-16-2009, 05:10 AM
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Cousteu ahahah yeah thats me!
Diesel all together this entire setup cost me just a little over 300
Tank/stand is an Oceanic 14 gallon Biocube, its in all inclusive system, filltration is done by a wetdry system intergraded into the diveided back portion of the tank so nothing is seen. New these retail for around $200, and the stand is another $100......I found a sweet deal for it on Craigslist for only $100 though!
Plants were another 100 and the substrate, 2 rocks, and 3 pieces of wood along with chemicals/food/surge protector and fertilizers was another $100
So overall not really that expensive considering this thing is quite the stress reliever!
Diesel all together this entire setup cost me just a little over 300
Tank/stand is an Oceanic 14 gallon Biocube, its in all inclusive system, filltration is done by a wetdry system intergraded into the diveided back portion of the tank so nothing is seen. New these retail for around $200, and the stand is another $100......I found a sweet deal for it on Craigslist for only $100 though!
Plants were another 100 and the substrate, 2 rocks, and 3 pieces of wood along with chemicals/food/surge protector and fertilizers was another $100
So overall not really that expensive considering this thing is quite the stress reliever!
03-16-2009, 05:39 AM
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fish tank
Anybody interested in buying my fish tank?
36" - 58 gal tank w/ stand (gray granite finish) - Oceanic brand w/ overflow & sump (includes pumps)
36" long Current dual HQI lighting
saltwater livestock is killer, email if interested.
Also got a 92 gal corner tank & tons of live rock.
located in Raleigh, NC
36" - 58 gal tank w/ stand (gray granite finish) - Oceanic brand w/ overflow & sump (includes pumps)
36" long Current dual HQI lighting
saltwater livestock is killer, email if interested.
Also got a 92 gal corner tank & tons of live rock.
located in Raleigh, NC
03-16-2009, 01:58 PM
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thats a good deal my mom just picked up a biocube or similiar setup, all inclusive but i think the pumps are located below instead of behind for more useable space, nice, anything under 14gallon is amatuer imho, otherwise u might as well get a beta and call it a day
nice setup
nice setup
03-16-2009, 06:31 PM
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thanks Calin, i love all the green too its hard to sleep since i cant stop staring at all the little fishys swimming around very happpppppily!