The Next Project

jellyfishjosh · 02/21/2013, 02:50 PM

Hobbies…
When I have time I do not have money. When I have money I have no time. Right now I have lots of time. Some hobbies are self propelled, meaning that I don’t have spend quite so much because I find a way to make money off of what I already have. This is the case when it comes to stereo equipment. I am an audiophile junkie, and I can’t pass up a good deal. Alas I am a newbie to this hobby, and I will have to learn in order to earn.
Due to limited space I have adopted nano tank projects. Currently I am running a Truvu 35G TruVu Aquasystem Hex with a Cadlights 120 LED. I also have a Red Sea Max 130 with the InTank media rack upgrade, but I will need a protein skimmer to finish the project (Tunze 9002 or Hydor Slim Skim). I have also acquired some upgrade parts (InTank media rack, fuge, and Aqua Medic Mini 115 protein skimmer) for a BioCube 29.
In addition I have a TruVu 55G reef tank with an overflow, custom stand, custom sump, AquaC Remora, and T5 lighting. I also have a box of rock from the Florida Keyes for a FOWLR. Although I can’t figure out where to set it up because the stereo equipment gets in the way.
This is my dilemma - any suggestions… other than having a garage sale.

gonzalez78 · 02/21/2013, 05:34 PM

Craigslist?

AMAYEU · 02/21/2013, 07:22 PM

Craigslist and reef sites with a locality. Then eBay if you want to part out and ship.

Price items 20% higher than Your fair value. Everyone lowballs and room to haggle.

I got offered 4 wines for a metal halide. And 50 bucks for a 120 light.

Btw we talked at the swap. Get the jelly fish up after you sell your stuff

Best
Mike

jellyfishjosh · 02/23/2013, 01:22 AM

Thanks Mike for the tips on selling things. It's far easier accumulating stuff than selling it. I want to set up the mini-jelliquarium as well. Looking forward to finishing all my projects and finding the space to keep them.

02/21/2013, 02:50 PM	#1
jellyfishjosh Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: North Bay Posts: 51	The Next Project Hobbies… When I have time I do not have money. When I have money I have no time. Right now I have lots of time. Some hobbies are self propelled, meaning that I don’t have spend quite so much because I find a way to make money off of what I already have. This is the case when it comes to stereo equipment. I am an audiophile junkie, and I can’t pass up a good deal. Alas I am a newbie to this hobby, and I will have to learn in order to earn. Due to limited space I have adopted nano tank projects. Currently I am running a Truvu 35G TruVu Aquasystem Hex with a Cadlights 120 LED. I also have a Red Sea Max 130 with the InTank media rack upgrade, but I will need a protein skimmer to finish the project (Tunze 9002 or Hydor Slim Skim). I have also acquired some upgrade parts (InTank media rack, fuge, and Aqua Medic Mini 115 protein skimmer) for a BioCube 29. In addition I have a TruVu 55G reef tank with an overflow, custom stand, custom sump, AquaC Remora, and T5 lighting. I also have a box of rock from the Florida Keyes for a FOWLR. Although I can’t figure out where to set it up because the stereo equipment gets in the way. This is my dilemma - any suggestions… other than having a garage sale.

02/21/2013, 05:34 PM	#2
gonzalez78 Moved On Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Cloverdale, CA Posts: 1,133	Craigslist?

02/21/2013, 07:22 PM	#3
AMAYEU Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: San Francisco Posts: 856	Craigslist and reef sites with a locality. Then eBay if you want to part out and ship. Price items 20% higher than Your fair value. Everyone lowballs and room to haggle. I got offered 4 wines for a metal halide. And 50 bucks for a 120 light. Btw we talked at the swap. Get the jelly fish up after you sell your stuff Best Mike

02/23/2013, 01:22 AM	#4
jellyfishjosh Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: North Bay Posts: 51	Thanks Mike for the tips on selling things. It's far easier accumulating stuff than selling it. I want to set up the mini-jelliquarium as well. Looking forward to finishing all my projects and finding the space to keep them.