I've got a T5 retro set up that was used for about 6 months. 10K & Actinic with endcaps, individual reflectors and ballast. Also asking $100.

Here's another beauty:

http://www.mbrk.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=4814

or maybe this:

http://www.panhandlereefers.com/distrib ... f=5&t=1713

Good luck with your search. If it were me, I'd look for a used 240 gallon (96" X 24" X 24").

I have a T5 retro kit that is about a year old that I no longer need. These are the specs:

http://www.hellolights.com/index.asp?Pa ... rodID=1350

It comes with 2 - 39w TRU 10,000K tubes. Asking $80 OBO.

I have both. A coralife 65 at $50 and a submersable heater ($15). LMK if interested.

The 65 has been sold.

The price is for the tank, stand, and top only. I do have a 36" T5 retro with 2 10k tubes that was with the tank. I'd probably let it go for about $85. I haven't posted it yet. It's about a year old with that much time on the tubes. I didn't include it because the purchaser may prefer to use a ...

Don't try to talk the women out of what they want. They can and will make your life miserable. Unfortunately, I haven't graduated to cabinets yet anyway. I'd need several hundred dollars worth of equipment to get me there.

Thanks for the kind words.

The first tank is a 65 gallon tub. It's 36" long, 18" wide and 24" tall. It's reef ready with a single overflow in the right rear of the tank. I built and finished the stand and top. SOLD http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r7/jhankdc/65gallon003.jpg The second tank is a conventional ...

I purchased a used ARO 60-6005 ballast with two tubes and endcaps. The harness had been hacked and endcaps for tubes 1 & 4 plus the harness plug were chopped off and removed. I was wondering if anyone had the wiring diagram. I contacted Adam at Hellolights and he politely told me that they used ...

Just wanted to let you folks know that the FPRS is doing a raffle for an Aquapod 12 Nano Reef. The system is completely set up and stocked you can check it out at http://www.panhandlereefers.com/. Donation is $1 per ticket. Tickets are available at Fat Fish in Daphne or online at our club's website.

Looks like a happy bunch of corals in that 100 gal. Keep up the good work, your tank looks great!

You've got a very nice project going. The nice thing about a Nano is that you can buy the best rock without going broke. You're probably going to want about 10-15 lbs. As far as advice goes, I'd listen to what Andrew has to say. He knows what he's talking about and won't steer you wrong. One of our ...

Thanks Sue but I have to give the credit to Rich (lobstergrabber) he built it from the ground up and did a fantastic job.

Why not join us at the Florida Panhandle Reefkeepers Society Club Meeting at the Gulfarium in Ft. Walton Beach. The meeting is on Sunday, August 3rd starting at 2 PM. I know it's a bit of a drive but you folks are all invited to join in the fun. For details go to www.panhandlereefers.com and check o...

That is a pretty pair of Prec's. Try that 5 times fast.