How Much Money Do You Think I Should Offer..

[x-Twinkle-x]

At my college I noticed a spare Juwel aquarium in one of the locker rooms, its quite big(ish), looks at least 50gals to me.. well anyway I noticed that the college techinicians throw out alot of the old vivs and tanks that they dont need anymore, so tomorrow I was thinking of asking if they didnt need it if I could take it! Its in good condition and with the stand, has hood, light, & filter, has a few water marks but nothing that a quick rinse wouldnt clear!
My question is, how much £££ do you think I should offer them for this tank? Bit of a random question but just wanted some opinions!!

 

[drewry]

id say £20 at least there getting some ting for it rather than chucking it out

 

[CFC]

See if its being thrown out and offer the guy a drink if it is, a tenner would be about right.

 

[x-Twinkle-x]

Ok thanks, Im going to ask tomorrow if they are going to get rid of it, if they are I will say that I can take it & offer them.. well Im not sure how much yet lol!

When I went for my interview at the college they showed us around everywhere and in the reptile room there was loads of vivs because they were changing it all around, and they told us that they were throwing most of the vivs away! When we got home, Mum called up and left a message saying that she would buy one of the vivs off of them (because they were all quite big!) but they didnt get back to us! She wanted one for her pair of bearded dragons but they all got thrown away instead.

Oh well, I will let you know what happens!

 

[x-Twinkle-x]

*UPDATE*

They are getting some mudskippers in & they werent sure what tank they were going to use for them, but told me yesterday that they are not going to use that tank so I can have it! Yay!

Its a Juwel 180, so obv 180L, but how many gallons is that?

 

[Genie]

i think i worked mine out to be about 45 gall.
http/animal-world.com/encyclo/information/calculate.htm
It was a while ago i did the maths

 

[The-Wolf]

my golden rule for used juwels
50 pence per gallon at the very very most a pound per gallon