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Thread: LTB 125 or 150 RR Tank

  1. 02-13-2017, 03:15 PM #1
    Mwebb
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    LTB 125 or 150 RR Tank

    I'm located in Melbourne and would like to find a tank close to me but I know I might need to travel. Ideally I want 72 inches long by 18 deep, so it fits my existing set up. Id like to find a 150 since it has that extra height to it but will settle for a 125.

    My current 125 the center brace is broke and It's bowing a little.. rofl... I built a temporary acrylic brace for it a few years ago and that broke recently. I'll remake another temporary brace tonight, but figure If I can find a tank i should just replace it.

    text me.. I forget to check forums on a frequent basis

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  2. 03-01-2017, 08:39 PM #2
    Jim28fl
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    I have a awesome 120 gallon 2x2x4 on stand with matching hood oceanic strafer front glass. Center over flow. 40 gallon breeder sump included. 1000$

    lots of extras for extra if you want items.
    Four individual systems Right now.
    30gal red sea 130d lps/softies/anemone tank, kalk ato, reef bright led strip.
    40 softies set up.
    550 total gallon marineland 300 DD main system 18 months old now and stabilized. T5 VHO lights/ BLUE led strip, Fully custom built LIFE REEF sump and FUGE, AWESOME 60" tall skimmer, and 1000+ gallon rated custom Ca reactor, 3 50 gallon attached SPS frag systems lite with a combination of HM and LED and T5 fixtures.
    A 200 gallon MARS quarintine with UV system/ medication for new arrivals.

    Still lots to learn about the hobby but I have amassed a great collection of real beauties. I have broken past the stage of keeping things alive and now there actually growing out. Which is a big hurdle for many beginners I must admit. Good information and advise is hard to get sometimes and the club has done wonders with respect to quality advise and help in the hobby.

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