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For sale hurricone skimmer

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Up for sale is my coralvue hurricone skimmer. I have had this for two years with out one single problem. It's a beast. I had it on my 90 gallon and then put it in my 500 gallon reef. I paid 700.00 for it. I'm asking 400.00 + shipping . Will post pics soon


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I'm trying to upload pics but it's giving me a error message. I always take pics from my cell. I think it's a cat 2. Do you know how to tell?


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If you send your email I will send you pics. I bought it from wwc in Orlando


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Great skimmer here!!!!

Does anybody need a good skimmer??


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is it this one.. ???

Hurricone Cat 2 External Protein Skimmer
Recirculation design that can be run external or in sump.
Footprint: 16"x18"
Height: 27"
10" Body and 6" neck
Features an Askoll model 1500 motor


or like this

Reef Octopus® Hurricone
Footprint: 19″x19″
Height: 36″
12″ Body and 6″ neck
 
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not to be a barron , but actually you said you paid 700 for the skimmer in your first post. you can buy these new for 510. does look like a decent skimmer though.
 
My apologies it was like 6 and change. I got it from world wide coral in Orlando
 

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