Anyone have a larger 55+ gallon aquarium for free or cheap near Grand Rapids, MI?

Question

Yes I checked most of these already. I was jook looking to see if anyone had one out there they really didn't want and wouldn't mind taking around $30.00. I knew it was a long shot!

Answer 1

Let's see:

Was used as Salt Water Aquarium, All Accessories Included - Very nice filtering system, heater, lid w/light, air supply w/hoses, rocks, miscellaneous plants and some other figurines. Over 45 gallons - 3 ft long x 2 ft high x 1 ft wide
Stand is a Sturdy, Hard Wood, Nice, Full Frame! Included with Aquarium!

It's a Steal at $180, but also accepting best offers- $180 obo!

Call Now!

Andre'
616 550 8208

OR........

Selling my 55g tank in preparation for moving. This tank is set up and running and will be sold as is. The only thing it doesn't have is hood/glass covers. Heres what it does have:

48" Light strip
Marineland Penguin 330
Marineland Magnum 350 Canister
Visi-Therm 300W heater
Second Nature 480 power head
2x4 stand

Tank has white play sand
various rocks if wanted
Nice piece of driftwood
various plastic plants
other random fish stuff if wanted

Looking to get $120 obo
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I have a used 75 gallon tank that I've never actually set up. I bought it off craigslist a few months ago. It has been filled to test it's ability to hold water, and it has NO leaks. There is not a stand or equipment. Pictures available upon request. 48" in lenth, 18" front to back, and 18" tall. Very nice tank, I just wanted a bigger one!
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All are listed on www.craigslist.org - go to Michigan - go to Grand Rapids and type in aquarium.

Answer 2

Your best deal will be at http://www.mypetsuppliesplus.com/ The have one in Grand Rapids. You can also get a great deal a Meijer if you watch their advertisements. http://www.preusspets.com/ is in Lansing and they have some great deals. If transportation is not an issue I recommend you check them out. No, I do not work for them, lol. They have an aquatic veterinarian on staff as well.

I would also check the Grand Rapids Press daily. I remember seeing a 75 gallon aquarium for free several months ago.

Answer 3

I see craigslist was mentioned, but have you tried freecycle (http://www.freecycle.org/ )? There are groups organized by community, so you can look in a number of places around your area and best of all - anything listed has to be for free! Just be sure to check to see if anything you get leaks (if you're planning to use it for fish) and clean it well before using.

Answer 4

I have been to Preuss Pets in Lansing, Michigan. You really should check it out.

Answer 5

I have noticed that questions like this never get answered... Just go to/call a pet shop and see...


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