Here is a summary of what's included:

100 gallon aquarium - acrylic with built-in, drilled overflow box
Lifereef LF2 300 trickle filter
Custom Sealife model 77830 Titanium pump
2 250w Ebo-Jager heaters controlled by a Medusa digital controller
110w of compact fluorescent lights in a cedar enclosure


For the above complete, turnkey setup I am asking

$450




I also have some other equipment, supplies and tank decorations available:


Vortex model XL diatom filter with extra filter bag & ~ 10 lb. diatom powder
Various supplies & decorations


water conditioner & pipet, filter pads, LaMotte test kits, acrylic scraper & cleaner
spare pump, 20 gallon glass tank & stand, and
African mopani driftwood & lace rock

These items I haven't priced yet, but am open to offers.

If interested, please contact:

Jeff Dantzler
dantzler@drizzle.com
(206) 362-2809

I can deliver in the Seattle area
Also would be happy to provide setup advice.

Here are photos of most items. Larger images available upon request.

This is the 100 gallon tank.
It is acrylic and measures 60"(l) x 18"(w) x 20"(d).
There is a built-in overflow box to accomodate a sump.
The stand is black, welded steel.

It is filtered by a Lifereef LF2 300 trickle filter using only one of the biotowers.
This filter will handle a 300 gallon saltwater tank with both towers operateing.
Manufacturer's Link

A Custom Sealife Titanium pump runs the filter.
As the name implies, all wetted metal surfaces are titanium--making this pump ideal for saltwater use.
This pump is extremely quiet.

Heating is accomplished by 1 or 2 250w Ebo-Jager heaters that can be controlled with the Medusa single stage temperature controller. This allows the heaters to be syncronized. The temperature controller could run up to a 1/2 hp chiller instead. The unit needs a new thermocouple probe, which costs $29 from the manufacturer (part# A-35). Manufacturer's Link

For lighting, I have a cedar hood containing 2 55w compact fluorescent bulbs, high efficiency reflectors, and a quiet, efficient electronic ballast. The bulbs need to be replaced. This was built using the 2x55w "bright kit" from A H Supply and they sell bulbs.
Manufacturer's Link

This is a Vortex XL diatom filter along with a good supply of diatom powder and a spare pump.

I have a lot of supplies.

Here are some that include a supply of pre-filter pads, a lifetime supply of water conditioner, a 1 mL pipet & tips, pH strips, a scraper, & cleaner for acrylic surfaces.

I have several spare tanks and professional testing kits. Here is a 20 gallon tank (glass and stainless steel) with a welded steel stand. The stand has a shelf to accomodate a filter or another small tank.

Here are a couple of 5 gallon tanks and a LaMotte nitrite test kit. I also have nitrate, hardness, and alkalinity test kits.
LaMotte kits are the finest available.

[the 2 small (5 gallon) tanks are now spoken for]

For decor, I have quite a bit of the fancy mopani driftwood--this is the sinking african hardwood. Some pieces are 15+ lb.
I also have some lacerock.