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what is a good price?
i have a 55 gal turn key setup. all they have to do is move it. i want to get something bigger eventually but want this out of the way now. it has a nice wood stand with wood top and i know it has a really nice filter in it. (my husband does all the buying for it) i have all the test kits and equiptment to keep it clean and going. it have real coral in it and a few chaep fish. the tank was given to us so i dont know how much i can sell it for. its in really good shape.
yes it is salt water
Unfortunately you didn't give any information about the most important equipment, skimmer, lights, reactors (calcium, nilsen, phosban, etc), pumps, powerheads, live rock, coral, inverts, etc. You could potentially have a $900 setup there. The tank and stand are actually some of the least expensive parts of the used setup.
We also need to know if the 55g tank is a reef ready tank (drilled with an overflow in the tank) or a standard 55g tank. Good condition reef ready tank is about $125-$150 by itself.
The stand, if it is in good condition could go for $75-$125 (depending upon quality).
The rest of the equipment is key. The live rock alone (you could concievably have 75-100 lbs of LR. LR sells for $3-$5 per pound from a reefkeeper ($5-$8/lb from a store).
As you can see there are a few variables that I'd be happy to fill in the blanks if you provide the answers. Feel free to email me for more detail.
Best regards,
swimmer
FYI, the link below to Saltwater Critters will give you an idea of how much some of the equipment sells for new online.