All kinds of goodies for a fair price

Ya. I already feel like a hoarder. The garage and back area are mine. Only my shit is in those areas. Car parts, truck parts, saltwater aquarium equipment, tools, 240 gallon turtle enclosure, all my camping gear, the list goes forever. Shit I also have a James baroud grand raid RTT still in its box in my back area cause it came damaged from shipping and adventure ready has taken over 3 months to get this fixed and I still don’t have a replacement. That is no small box in the area. I sold the shocks for 400 for both front and rear. Now I need to sell my 5 rims and tires. Plus need to do a fat dump run. It would be different if I had a bigger house, but my house is only 1000 sq feet with one car garage and illegal back area addition that came with the house. If I only had two garages. Funny thing is. When I want to get rid of shit I damn near give it away or sell for way cheaper than I should, and if my wife didn’t cook me a new and different meal every day like she does maybe I would fight her on it, but I hate cooking and she loves it. Since she takes care of me in that sense, I try and make her happy any way I can. So if she says get shit out, then I have to make the effort. Happy wife happy life and I’m as happy as can be.

 

Bud, I'm glad to hear your a saltwater tank enthusiast. I've had one most of my life until I bought the Camaro, My wife said pick; the "tank" or "me"...LOL. there was always a tank emergency, before kids too. Well those fish were my kids at that time in my life.. Love the turtle tank too. That cool. 400watts of daylight, two night lights, 11 power heads behind the rock for flow, 1 chiller, dowser, heater, wave maker protein skimmer, 200 lbs of rock. 100 crabs, many different spices of coral, and fish. There was 5K in that dam tank...My garage is packed too, Were Hoarders Bud.. But we can stick together... Thanks for sharing.

 

Love the tank bro. Looks well maintained. I actually got rid of my last custom 90 before my 3 week cross country road trip in my tundra. Couldn’t find anyone to take care of it and you know how that goes when you have thousands of dollars in coral and fish. Auto top offs scare me as that can go wrong so fast. I had a 240gallon reef when I lived at my moms house. I spent roughly 80 thousand on it over 10years or so. Slowly downgraded several times and when I bought my house I went with a 90. I miss it, but now I have so much more time and money to spend on truck parts. Lol. Don’t have many pics of the tanks on my phone. That candy basslet used to glow. Got it for 600 which was a deal. I gave all my corals to a buddy of mine who has grown all of my corals out. Hard to tell from photo unless you zoom in but I only had named specialty corals and fish. Not because I liked the named ones but they happen to be the brightest and stand out the most. Damn Jason fox, cornbred, world wide corals and cherry corals. They broke my wallet.

 

Ah you’re from San Jose. Damn Robert at Neptune’s. He got me for some money as well. I would definitely check out aquatic collections in Hayward for great prices on the rare exotic fish. They have everything you want and more. Love Joe and Karson. Tell them Jaime told you about them if you have never been. The always are fair with pricing and will work with you if you really want something.

 

I’ll look for some pics of my 240 gallon. I miss that tank the most. Shit was bulletproof. Anything I put in that survived. Was a perfect system. It had 165 gallon custom designed sump too. Plenty of room for caulerpa

 

Very Nice... so kool to just sit in front of it and have a cocktail and relax...until a fish emergency would happen. Well worth it thou.
I've been to that Hayward store many times. still go just to see new stuff. Purple Carline rocks...

 

I agree on sitting there looking at it. Stress reliever for sure. We don’t drink anymore, but a nice bong rip every now and then and stare at it for hours was always fun. I just liked the fact that every time you look in the tank you find something new. Damn hitch hikers.

 

you too. Thanks. And damn that’s a lot of raking.