New Prices on Fish Tanks!!!

[21Dameon21]

Just would like to add that my previous asking prices were not overpriced considering everything comes with them, and the ones at sale at penny's do not include any of that.

New price for 130 Gallon is $1100
Will take $600 for 90 Gallon
If you only want tank, stand, and canopy then please call and make an offer.

130 Gallon is 72" long by 19" wide and 24" high
90 Gallon is 48" long by 18" wide and 24" high

These tanks are no more then 6 months old and in prime condition, and are available for viewing to get a better perspective.

257-8915

[Mrs.P.]

/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/shocked.gif $600 for a 90 gallon tank? are you serious? i bought one brand new in a pet store last year and it only cost me $300, AND it was a special order because they don't keep tanks in stock. Is that a misprint? I could be interested, if you made a mistake on that price.

[GRUMPY]

It also depends on the make of the tank.

[DogsRule]

Are they salt water capable?

[GRUMPY]

????

[DogsRule]

Are you asking me those ???

[GRUMPY]

yep, I wasn't aware there were different tanks for fresh and salt.

[Vox Boy]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DogsRule</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Are you asking me those ???

If so, I think my question is valid. Salt water tanks are generally more expensive. </div></div>

If your talking about just the tank...a tank is a tank...any major brand of aquarium is both salt and freshwater compatable. They are not specific to one or the other.

[DogsRule]

Only the moderns ones are, I've been told. The older ones would not be.

I didn't read that they were 6 months old.

[GRUMPY]

As in older, how old is old?

[Vox Boy]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Grumpy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">As in older, how old is old? </div></div>

Tanks at one time(some) were made with metal bracing....at least 20 years or so ago. These types of tanks are not condusive to inverts and coral because of the metal possibly leaching into the system. Some types of silicon from that time may have been an issue as well. The issue with using a used freshwater tank for saltwater, is whether or not it had been dosed at any time with copper of some type of antibiotic. If there are traces of these elements that have not been removed it could cause a problem with corals. Most salt water enthusiasts will buy a tank from another reefer knowing that the above is not the case...or they will buy new. ANy tank that is older than 10 years.. or has been stored lets say in the garage should be approached with caution. Silicon does degrade over time.

[deanoo28]

Nice way to hijack a thread ,oh yea anyone interested in buying an aqurium??????????

[Molly]

Just so everyone knows the tank was well worth the money he wanted for it. It`s only a few months old and it come with everything he had for it.