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I am getting out of the hobby and have decided to
put all my stuff up for auction. Click on the links below to go to any of the
items if you are interested in any of them and place your
bid.
EQUIPMENT
PENN FLEX SILENT AIR B11 Air
Pump Starting Bid: $0.99 Automatic
back-up system that can keep your fish alive...bubbles go on when the power goes
off
Reef Aquarium PINPOINT Digital Salinity
Monitor Starting Bid: $9.99 will
accurately and immediately measure the amount of salt in any marine or
freshwater system. The reading is fully temperature compensated and the
conversion chart will precisely show the corresponding density (specific
gravity) or % salt (refractometer) values
Various Reef Aquarium
Filters Starting Bid: $0.99 Carbon
Filter, Ammonia Filter, Phosphate Filter, Poly Filter, Black Diamond Carbon, and
Screened bag for Carbon.
TESTING, FOODS, WATER
TREATMENTS
Aquarium Foods, Care and Glue
Package Starting Bid: $0.99 16 fl oz
Kent Marine Liquid Calcium, 15 fl oz Kent Marine Essential Elements, 6 fl oz
Reef Vital DNA, and 1 fl oz Coral Glue
MARINE Fish and Aquatic Life
Foods Starting Bid: $9.99 Julian
Sprungs Dry Seaweed 1 oz, Prime Reef 1.2 oz, OSI Marine 1.09 oz, Shrimp Pellets
4.5 oz, and VibraGro Pellets 1.3 oz
TETRA ENCYCLOPEDIA of the Marine
Aquarium Starting Bid: $0.99 A detailed
look at the challenges and rewards of keeping a wide range of marine creatures,
from the magnificent fishes of the tropical coral reef to the extraordinary
invertebrates of a temperature shore.
Dr. Burgess’s Mini Atlas of Marine
Aquarium Fishes Starting Bid: $0.99 The
only thing “mini” about Dr. Burgess’s Mini-Atlas of Marine Aquarium Fishes is in
its title. At almost a thousand pages and containing more than 1,900 full-color
pages, this book is big in size and value by any objective standard. The “mini”
part of the title results only from the existence of the larger Dr. Burgess’s
Atlas of Marine Aquarium Fishes, the standard identification reference work in
the field. Additionally, it contains a large (256 pages) section devoted to the
setup and maintenance of marine aquaria. The fishes shown are indexed by both
scientific and popular names for ease of reference. One of the handiest
features of this Mini-Atlas is that it shares with its larger cousin the use of
space-saving symbols in the captions. Besides giving the fishes scientific
names, the captions also provide numbers and symbols that provide at-a-glance
information about the fishes’ families, feeding habits, sizes and temperaments,
swimming habits and aquarium lighting requirements.
Marine Reef Aquarium
Handbook Starting Bid: $0.99 Book
Covers: - How to grow corals in your home marine aquarium - How to control
water chemistry, temperature, and lighting - Fish and invertebrates for the
mini-reef aquarium - Managing the environment to eliminate diseases and
pests.
REEF SECRETS Starting Bid: $0.99 Book Covers: - Starting Right -
Selecting Fishes and Invertebrates - Advanced Biotype Techniques - Expert
Advice from two World Class Marine Aquarists - Profusely illustrated guide to
selecting fishes, corals, and other invertebrates. - Lessons from the wild to
create simpler, more stable reef aquariums. - Secrets of good water quality,
water motion, lighting, aquascaping, live rock, and substrates. -
Understanding algae, feeding, reef ecology. - Suggestions for unique biotype
reef systems.
LIVE ROCK AND LIVE
SAND Email me if interested with Best offer @ jerzy...@mchsi.com PRICE: Email
with Best offer and quantity interested in actual shipping costs will be extra
but I will charge the actual costs and minor packing costs There is
approximately 30 lbs of Live Cured Fiji Rock I also have about 200 lbs of of
Southdown sand which has been seeded over the last three years with several
packages from IPSF and any other life which would have come from the live rock.
Sand bed is full of various lifeforms and has been my main filtration for my
reef tank for the last 3 ½ years.