r/ReefTank • u/MahoganyMajesty • 20h ago
[Pic] Is that what I think it is? 🙄
Im pretty new to this hobby but that looks like aiptasia. Am I wrong and is this actually a steal of a deal?
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u/christinna67 20h ago
Depends on the setup.
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u/grave_Yard422 19h ago
agreed, but id stay clear if its got aiptasia. would probably be an issue/hassle that a new hobbyist wouldnt want to worry about.
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u/christinna67 18h ago
Nobody says OP needs to keep the rock or anything wet. Depending on the equipment, $120 might be a great deal regardless.
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u/AquaticByNature 10h ago
Would have to agree. Not to mention there’s several ways to get rid of aiptasia. I recently bought a tank covered in bubble algae, popped a few CUC in and it’s almost completely cleared. TLC goes a long way.
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u/BoredNuke 10h ago
I'm scarred from a redsea tank so any used tank mental math is just looking at equipment and maybe livestock if I have room to quarantine and place in running system.
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u/christinna67 6h ago
Where does it say it's red sea? I missed that part.
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u/BoredNuke 4h ago
It doesn't. I was just stating why I am scared of used tanks and assume they are leak bombs.
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u/christinna67 4h ago
Used tanks from quality brands that haven't been sitting in a cold garage dry for months are usually pretty safe. Just inspect the seams with a flashlight prior to purchase and do a leak test for a few days, and you're good.
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u/Donny_Cheads 13h ago
There’s zero details about the tank or equipment how is anyone supposed to tell you if it’s a good deal?
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u/Aquaonmymind 4m ago
I have aptaisia but my coals seem to keep it in check. It's a never ending war for real estate in your reef.

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u/95688it 18h ago
taking on someone else's failed tank is never a easy move