Equipment for sale or donation
We have outgrown some of our equipment and are looking to sell some of it and donate some of it. If you are interested in any of the items below please send me an email at valeska@urbanseasaquaculture.com and I would be glad to provide some pictures and more information. Thanks!
1000 gallon tank
quantity: 5
price: best offer
Condition: one year old with some rust on rim
1.5HP Regenerative Blower
quantity: 1
price: $250.00
condition: 3 years old with some rust along out ports
90 gallon tank
quantity: 2
price: $100.00
condition: 3 years old. like new
55 gallon settling chamber
quantity: 2
price: $200.00
quality: one year old, homemade. works great as a setting vessel for solids!
Rubber Mats
Size: 4ft by 10ft. 1/4” thick
Price: $30 per mat
Quantity: 15
Submersible Heaters
400 Watt, 15” length
Quantity: 15
Price: Best offer
New Year, New Beginnings
Exciting things are happening for Urban Seas this year! We are in the process of restructuring our business to focus more on consulting and sustainable fisheries education. Unfortunately, this means we will no longer be selling our shrimp for local consumption. We are immensely grateful for all of the positive feedback and support from all of our customers.
When we first started Urban Seas, I knew all along I was going to give Urban Seas a three year timeline to succeed. After three years, the plan was always to readjust and either go big; purchasing (or building) our own facility and go all in, or to change direction. We are two and a half years into Urban Seas and while I can confidently say it has been a success (we have sold out every harvest, helped educate consumers on sustainable seafood, and brought awareness to aquaculture), we are maximizing out our space and our equipment and thus the time has come to rethink our approach.
We will still be open to consulting: helping other entrepreneurs navigate their way into starting a biofloc facility of their own. We are also still involved in sustainable seafood education, so please don’t hesitate to reach out for lectures, guides on being more seafood savvy, or any questions you may have about aquaculture in general!