[FS]: 450L Setup for Sale, Durban

Hardware for sale​

Title

450L Setup for Sale ​

Location

Durban ​

Shipping or Collection only

Collection Only ​

Price

R5500 ​

Photos and description

Hi All,

Unfortunately I have to sell my 450L Malawi setup as we're immigrating to Australia later in a few months.
I have spent an exhorbitant about of money on this setup, as we were not going to be leaving as soon as were are now, but things have changed and I now have to sell.
My LFS have said they can buy the fish back from me if the purchaser does not want Malawi's.

Details:

Tank - 450L, 1.5m x 0.55m x 0.55m (10mm glass, and I had a new front glass and full tank rebuild done just a few months ago).
Tetratec 1200 canister
Sun Sun 304B canister (with Seachem Matrix aswell among the other filter media)
R1500 worth of rock
Substrate - Caribsea Seaflor Special Grade (cost a small fortune)
Elite 300w Heater
Odyssea 4ft Dual 54w T5 lighting unit
Metal Stand with Cabinet
Canopy with extractor fan
Sun Sun wavemaker
External pump for water changes
33+ Malawis (started with 33, but there are quite a few babies in the tank, there is always a female carrying at any point in time) - Species in the tank are Yellow Labs, Hongis, Zebras,Peacocks, Johanni.
Java Fern and Anubias
Drift Wood
There is also a bunch of auxillary stuff - Nets, Glass cleaners,Scraper,Containers for water changes, 4 Salifert test kits, All food etc. (Ocean Nutrition and Tetra), Seachem Prime, Seachem Flourish etc.
There really is alot of stuff that must all go.

There is a 1.5ft tank next to it in the pic, which was also bought brand new in December - Can be used as a hospital tank.
It has an Aquaclear 20 HOB Filter, some driftwood and decor.
It currently houses a freshwater cray, which was bought long before I found out they were BL and I'm not the type to do any harm to any creature (but I can also re-home it if not wanted)
For R5500 I'll let this setup go with the 450L setup.


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Below is a link with some better pics of the tank and fish......the rocks were still new then and still very white. They're now turned a more realistic brown colour with some nice growth on them.

http://www.tropicalaquarium.co.za/showthread.php?16103-450L-Malawi-Tank