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Bump....... Might be able to meet half way somewhere if anyone is interested.......

Yea, clowns can get a little aggressive with "their" territory. I had seahorses with a clown a yellow goby, and they would both pick on the seahorses if they got too close to their "area".....

Thanks, the pics suck, but it is a beautiful little tank, sad to get rid of it:(

Hi guys! I am moving to St Louis, MO for work, and have to find a home for my cube. I believe it's around 20g, 16" squared, floating overflow, nice stand w black glass door, sump is also 16" squared. Will come with the 2 nano koralias, all the LR ( about 25pounds) 2 sexy shrimp, 2 emerald crabs...

Then why list the pp price????

Check out Kbra, he always has nice looking frags for good prices....

Bump:)

If I get interest maybe.....long drive:(

Thanks Brian, hope you like it!!!

How does the acrylic react with the heat from the LED's? Anything noticable? I have to build a small LED fixture for a cube I have, and I was thinking about making an acrylic box to house it in......

Bump......:)

LMK...I have a TON:) They were great when I had to keep moving my tanks around, got tired of bagging of hundreds of frags:)

Wtf?????

I have a ton of frag racks for sale ( I have acrylic and I've been bored!) The circle ones I made when I had to move my tanks around a few times, I figured someone might be interested. The idea is that they go in a 5 gallon bucket, they are stackable, and have grooves routed out for your fingers...

Wow that sucks! good thing you caught it. Home depot carries thick foam board you could use under the tank, then just take a razor along the edges, that way you don't even see it.....

I actually had a wavepoint clamp on LED on my nano, and I could even keep SPS in it, two sizes, a six inch, and a twelve.....

What are the dims?????

How are you feeding it? I read an article on Reef Builders and it was about a clear plastic bowl with holes in it....gave the goni plenty of time to eat....

You want to use a saw blade with 60-80 teeth on it, makes a HUGE difference, I use one that has 80 teeth on my table saw, and it cuts like butter. After, if you have marks on the edges of the acrylic, you can lightly sand it, or go over with a router. Once that is all done, I usually take a...

Looking Good! Glad you got it back down there in one piece!