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Come the end of this year, I hope to have my 40g gone, along with everything inside of it. My new cube tank is going to fresh.
I intend to try and sell the tank, stand, lighting, CPR skimmer, CPR refugium, and Koralia powerheads. Most (if not all) of the stuff inside however I want to give away ... for free. So many of you have helped me out, and I am very grateful for every frag received - so my turn to pass it on. Rocks and corals, everything. The only thing would be that I do have red turf algae, caulerpa, and planaria sp. flatworms. :'( If anyone were to take anything they would need to take the necessary precautions to get rid of everything. But for free, I don't know how much anyone can argue.
Will it be easy to get rid of everything you all think? I definitely don't want to throw anything away, nor give it to a LFS (don't want to pass any caulerpa, flatworms, or red turf algae on to them). If anyone wants to take all the rock, and EVERYTHING, that would be great.
I guess I want to see/gauge how many people might be interested in stuff. I just want everything gone.
And would anyone to interested in two ocellaris, a bi-color blenny, royal gramma, and a firefish? I want to make sure they all go to a good home.
 
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I'd be interested in the fish for my son's 29g. Well maybe not the ocellaris, it'd be a little cramped for them. You could take your rock and cook it then put it in the sump for your new tank if you want. What size Koralia ph's do you have? They might be a better fit than the junky ph's I have for him.
 
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Orientalxpress, LeviT, I sent you an e-mail
thanks
 
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I am located in SF, though I don't expect to start moving anything out until November.

reef89, I sent you an e-mail
 
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