Tank tear down special....

I am going to be tearing my 125 gallon reef down soon.  I have sold most of the corals and fish but there is a bunch of stuff leftover I would like to sell.
Here are some of the items for sale, if you need pics let me know.
Giant Green Mushroom Rock- Make Offer
6" Purple Polyp Birdsnest Colony- $30
5" Rainbow Montipora Colony - $30
GIANT  Showpiece Red Cap probably 30" around - Make offer
12" Green with Purple Rim Cap - Make offer
10" Idaho Grape Cap - $30
6" Teal Stag- $15
12" Microthalma Colony- $25
ORA German Green Blue Polyp- Make Offer (needs lots of TLC)
Giant 4 Bar Damsel - Free
All Glass 72" x 18" x 24" 125 Gallon Aquarium with CPR External overflow and aqualifter pump- $200
If anyone is interested in any of this stuff let me know, if I can't sell it, lots of it it will either be thrown away or be used for calcium reactor media later next week, I am open to any reasonable offers and am willing to give certain items away for free if you want them bad enough.
I should also add, I am not getting out of the hobby, I plan on keeping my 29 gallon up and work on plans for a 300 gallon sometime in 2010.
Please feel free to PM me with offers or questions.
Thanks
Jeremy M

 

Here are a few pics of whats left, I have a bunch more other little odds and ends as well. Keep in mind the Acros will need to be treated for Flatworms and several of the colonies will have Mojanos or "Tulip Anemones" and will need to be either picked off or treated. 
Mushroom Rock

Caps and Birdsnest

Microthalma and ORA German Green Blue Polyp

Keep in mind the ORA German Blue Polyp goes for $50-$80 an inch, the colony i have is pretty good size but like i said needs treated and some TLC.
As far as holding stuff for the library tank goes, I won't have anywhere to keep it here nor do I really want to deal with transporting it anywhere.  Sorry.

 

The flatworms are the AEFW variety, and let me tell you they suck.

As far as keeping things running downstairs, it could be a year or maybe more before i get another big tank going, I plan to build the basement into a master bedroom,
i don' think the wife would be to thrilled with a couple big *** tubs of saltwater with 100% humidity sitting in the corner.

I haven't done research on it but what do you think calcium reactor media is made out of when you buy it? 
Maybe they are "Phosphate free" dead corals?  /DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default/emoticons/doze.gif
I guess I can see if a coral still had tissue on it or whatever but if it's just a skeleton, where do the phosphates come from?
 

 

Everything sold except the tank.