Moving on

[Dan Earl A]

So, I scaped a Dennerle 55 L setup a couple of years ago which has been a great learning experience. I'm now ready to move on to my next scape for which I've purchased a Oase 60P. Rather than breaking down the existing tank which seems a shame as I'm sure it has plenty of life in it (I replenished much of the soil and replanted not too long ago) I was wondering if there is a market for selling mature scapes and, if so, where? Interested in comments.

 

[Miniandy]

The difficulty is transport, but I suspect there is a market for it.

 

[Miniandy]

You can always give it a go

 

[PARAGUAY]

Possibly your local aquarium shop might be interested

 

[andytruman]

So, I scaped a Dennerle 55 L setup a couple of years ago which has been a great learning experience. I'm now ready to move on to my next scape for which I've purchased a Oase 60P. Rather than breaking down the existing tank which seems a shame as I'm sure it has plenty of life in it (I replenished much of the soil and replanted not too long ago) I was wondering if there is a market for selling mature scapes and, if so, where? Interested in comments.

There’s definitely a niche market for selling mature scapes, especially to people who want an established tank without the hassle of starting from scratch. You could try local aquarium clubs, Facebook groups, or even sites like eBay or Aquarist Classifieds. Pricing might be tricky, but if it’s well-maintained, someone might be interested!

 

[FrozenShivers]

George Farmer has done this with nano scapes recently at Aquarium Gardens, if you have a good relationship with an LFS could be worth a try, or selling online as collection only?