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Name: Matt Farrington
Location: Londonderry, NH
Means of Contact: matt.farrington@aol.com / (text) 603-851-2459
Price: $350
Description:
A saltwater tank. Pretty sure it's a 20 gallon, but the more I think, the more I feel it's a 15.
Anyways, it has about 20 pounds of live sand, and about 15 pounds of live rock.
I have a few sand snails, 1 sifting sand starfish, 1 clown fish, 3 damsels. (2 blue, 1 black and white stripped), as well as 1 white bubble tip anemone.
I have a fluval 205 canister filter, a heater (forget wattage, but it's rated higher than needed).
The ballast in the light died on me, and I can't afford to replace it. You can get a cheap one at petco for $30-40.
I still have some salt left from when I mixed the water. Also some water conditioner (stress coat, used each water change).
I have a Rio600 powerhead for better water movement.
I also have a salt water master test kit, which can test for high Range PH, Nitrates, ammonia, etc.
I've invested about 600 or more into this tank over time, and can't afford to get a new light (needed.. most important part of the tank).
The filter, air pump, powerhead, all silent. Hardly no noise.
Location: Londonderry, NH
Means of Contact: matt.farrington@aol.com / (text) 603-851-2459
Price: $350
Description:
A saltwater tank. Pretty sure it's a 20 gallon, but the more I think, the more I feel it's a 15.
Anyways, it has about 20 pounds of live sand, and about 15 pounds of live rock.
I have a few sand snails, 1 sifting sand starfish, 1 clown fish, 3 damsels. (2 blue, 1 black and white stripped), as well as 1 white bubble tip anemone.
I have a fluval 205 canister filter, a heater (forget wattage, but it's rated higher than needed).
The ballast in the light died on me, and I can't afford to replace it. You can get a cheap one at petco for $30-40.
I still have some salt left from when I mixed the water. Also some water conditioner (stress coat, used each water change).
I have a Rio600 powerhead for better water movement.
I also have a salt water master test kit, which can test for high Range PH, Nitrates, ammonia, etc.
I've invested about 600 or more into this tank over time, and can't afford to get a new light (needed.. most important part of the tank).
The filter, air pump, powerhead, all silent. Hardly no noise.
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