What kind of set-up are you doing? Got any pics, info?

You have some nice looking corals and an awesome display tank. Like the fish too. Moving?

Yes. Most zoanthids do not require bright lighting, but on the other hand, T5 HO is quite strong for the size and wattage. But I assume that 36wt is not HO, these 2x18wt? Even so, they should do fine. Especially in close prox. such as a nano.

Phishwater wrote:Absolutely beautiful rics!!!! Have any interesting yellow morphs?

Thanks. No yellows right now.

sold

Lowered price to $900 for all.

mizer67 wrote:Dimensions of tank / stand?

Tanks is 60"x24"x24" and stand is same length and width. Canopy also. They are custom to fit stand and canopy. 2 doors on stand and flip open full length top on canopy.

if you break up I will take the lights and chiller. $300 for the lights and 300 for the chiller. $100 for the VHO. Chiller comes with Ranco temp controller. The PFO ballast dual just had the capacitors replaced with PFO not 1 month ago so it is now like new and comes with 2 plug-in spider reflector...

chrisalmand wrote:any liverock, livestock, etc?

No, just what is listed.

I am selling my 150gl. Just too tall for my needs so going to setup several small tanks in one system instead.
This is a 60" 150gl with cherry stand and canopy in excellent condition, 1/3hp drop-in Custom sealife chiller, 2x400 PFO MH lighting unit/Hamilton 10k, VHOx4 lighting.
Asking $1000.

what all do you have for zoanthids? Just some odds and ends. Don't really know names as they vary from person and site but most all are considered hot colors. Pretty much for picking by anyone coming out for ricordeas. Here is an update pic of the ricordias http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/8473r...

Best I have found (takes little and sets up fast) is the 10gm tube in Lowes, Locktite for $4 somthing.

I also have a dual PFO 400wt ballast with brand new capacitors from PFO and 2 plug-in spider reflectors if anyone is interested they could pick it up for $250. Have 2 hamilton 14k bulbs tp go along, though they are over a year old, still very bright.

what lighting are you keeping them under? In my current and last setup I could not get any ricordia to thrive. Most of them would wither away over time. I had much better luck with Yumas vs the florida ricordia. Right now I just have a mixture of T5 and VHO and before that I had dual 250 DE's with ...

Anyone is welcome to come out to the house this weekend and pick up some ricordia and zoanthids