Free if they are any value to you.

[davidrupe]

Otherwise it is all going in the trash on Thursday.

1) I have dead coral pieces, no, I didn't kill them.
2) A 48" normal lighting fixture. Came from a 60 gallon tank i had. Buld still works, prolly only good for fresh water fish.
3) DIY enclosure for 36" PC lights. No lights in it. Just the enclosure. No fans. Basically just a wood box.

 

[JustDavidP]

Dave,

I'll take a couple of the larger corals... My kids have tree crabs. Land hermits use coral for climbing and for calcium.

Dave

 

[JayG]

Dave,

I could use the 48" NO light fixture for one of my freshwater tanks if it's still avaliable.

Thank you

 

[davidrupe]

JayG - Available. PM me to set up a pickup time.
Dave - Same thing. Just message me to set a pickup time.

I also have a bag plastic fresh water plants. $5 for all.

 

[~Flighty~]

Why don't you use the coral as dry rock? it will get covered in coraline fast and add to filtration.

 

[davidrupe]

Dead coral works good as dry rock?
Maybe I will try that.

Dave, if you still want, I will give you the red piece and 1-2 of the others. Just cuz I already offered. Otherwise I will try what flighty suggests.

 

[~Flighty~]

Dry rock is dead corral sometimes more recently dead and recognisable like tonga branch, sometimes it is dug up from places that used to be reefs. I would just be careful if you don't know where it has been, ie in a fish only tank that was treated with copper.

 

[JustDavidP]

Dave,

If you have an opportunty to use it in your reef, go ahead and do it. I've done the same. You can use them as awesome shroom or zoanthid rocks. They will contour to the shape of the rock.

I can always get dead corals from the LFS in my town If you could, hang on to those little finger pieces. We can hook up and those would be fine for chew sticks for our tree crabs.

Dave

 

[davidrupe]

Sounds good David. I will save the small pieces for you. Just message me so we can setup a time.