I Need Some Advice!!!!

It looks like he has two tanks from the pictures. There is still one in some sort of shrink wrap in the background.

 

yea he does have 2 tanks.....but i think the other one is a lot more expensive since its new.....

Since the tank is just sitting their if i do get it....which i most likely am ;D
should i let the water cycle more the usual??

 

How's this.....You buy both for $800.00 and I'll buy one from you for $500.00;D I'll even drive there to pick it all up! Buy it, it's a really good deal!

 

i would buy everything he has, seems he doesnt know whats what. and you can make a deal of a lifetime

 

Great find! GL with getting it home !! Hope you know what you're getting yourself into, it's gonna be a lot of work, but every ounce of effort is worth it!!

Evan.

 

Sweet deal. Even at $500, go for it!

Before starting anything please feel free to ask all your questions in this forum. We are all here to help each other.

Welcome to saltwater and .....WELCOME TO 3REEF!

 

well if i had the 800 dollars i would definately do it...but i dont lol
and i want to go see it in person this weekend .....so i can see if it looks as good in person just like in the picture.....

but if u want i can ask him what he wants for the other one and we can take it from their....

 

That's a great deal, plus I can tell you that's a 72 Gallon tank. I know because mine is the same. Nice looking tank! Better get it while you still can!

 

that is a deal that i would jump all over. Lucky you.

 

If you do in fact decide to start a tank and marine one at that, I would do some research and read one or more of the excellent books on the market to help you, as their are many variables that need to be addressed to become successful and maintain a marine tank.
lighting, water parameters, husbandry, compatability, filtration are just some of the key components that will have to be addressed if you have any chance of being successful> I don't want to sound negative, or dampen your spirits, or even deter you from getting involved in this wonderful, enjoyable and entertaining hobby, its just that it will take some work and dedication to be a successful and conscientious aquarist.
Yes, it can be done and be a rewarding hobby, just take the time to do it right and get off on the right foot, by gaining the knowledge to give your livestock a fighting chance and you the ability to truly enjoy the hobby!
Factor the pros and cons and the risks envolved is all.