160- gal tank and stand for trade or sale

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travman72

Amphipod
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Hi everyone my first time posting on this site. I bought a 140 gal tank several years ago and now my wife and I need the space back. It is a old sherman tank with the overflow with bio balls in the back. It has a homemade stand also.
I bought the setup for about 500 bucks. i have bought a 48" reef brite led light for a couple hundred bucks also.
I am looking to get a tank that is a 60 to 70 gal tank that I can continue my exploration into the world of corals. I have a dogface puffer a sailfin tang, a large stars and stripes puffer and a 20" snowflake eel and a large keyhole damsel.
Any guidance would be grateful on what I can do to move on in the wonderful world of Reefing!!!
I will post pictures and dimensions soon I just want to get something started.

Travis
 
Cake_Boss

Cake_Boss

Blue Whale
M.A.S.C Club Member
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Welcome! I'm not sure those puffers and the eel will do well with inverts, but if you don't mind replacing them, then you should be good to go. I don't know what lights or filtration you have, but we can help with that too
 
Smiley

Smiley

Nurse Shark
M.A.S.C Club Member
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#4
60-70 gallon tank is going to be too small for that tang.. might want to get rid of it or keep your 140.
 
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travman72

Amphipod
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I'm sorry I guess I didnt explain myself. Im looking to sell the tank and all the fish along with it. I would love to keep the tang but I know he needs a bigger home.
 
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codeman01

Copepod
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I have a 55g and a 75g that I am trying to sell or trade right now. It would be just the tank and equipment though so I am not sure what kind of trade you would want because it sounds like you are trying to down size for a reef setup with corals and everything? Let me know if I can help.....my tanks are posted on here.
 
Ghosty

Ghosty

Butterfly Fish
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travman72;194378 said:
im not understanding your post. my puffers are fine with my crabs. I am looking to sell everything or trade for a smaller tank..
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I think he's saying maybe you're just lucky. Puffers are known to eat up crabs & shrimp, and are definitely not considered "reef-safe" usually. In fact they need to hone their teeth on crunchy stuff, :LOL:. Otherwise their teeth can actually get out of hand. Regardless, nothing to do with the sale of your entire setup.
 
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