Rehoming Saltwater Fish, Live Rock and Sand

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Description

I've decided to redo my whole setup and keep just one tank, and don't have space or the money for a system where these guys could all live together, so they need new homes. Will update with photos soon. 2" Platinum Percula Clown pair, will not separate $75 rehoming fee for both. 1.5" Gold Flake Maroon Clown, has a nip out of it's tail fin but is otherwise fine, $30 rehoming fee. 2" Tomato Clown, $15 rehoming fee. 3" Gold Head Sleeper Goby, this is a sand sifter and requires a mature sand bed with lots of microfauna. He doesn't really like pellets, $25 rehoming fee. 3" ORA Captive-bred Orchid Dottyback, very peaceful for a dottyback, $40 rehoming fee. 3" Diadem Dottyback, this one is very well-behaved, $10 rehoming fee. 3" Falco Hawkfish, very cool species, he's not particularly aggressive but will stand up for himself, $30 rehoming fee. I will also have some extra live rock and sand once I break down the tanks, probably around 15lbs of sand and 30ish lbs of rock. $20 for the rock, $10 for the sand, please read below. Part of the reason I'm tearing everything down is a major cyano, Aiptasia, GHA, and dino problem, and no longer have the funds for supplies to treat this. These will need to be quarantined and treated before being used again, however the coralline growth is very nice and there's all sorts of microfauna, and the pests can certainly be eradicated with the proper treatments, so I'm hesitant to just let them dry out and die. I'm not sure where most of the rock was originally collected from, but it looks like the cool acro skeleton/branchy type that's really difficult to get nowadays. There's also some standard reef saver type rock that was originally dry. The rocks have Anthelia corals, feather dusters, asterina stars, stomatella snails, and pods on them. Sand is a mix of CaribSea Aragonite and Seachem Silver Shores. Sizes on the fish are approximate. $220 for everything together.