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100 gallon rimless with equipment

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I have a 100 gallon rimless actually about 96 gallons to be exact measures 46.5x24x20 (LxWxH). Starfire glass in excellent condition no scratches. Asking $900 for tank, custom black stand with sliding doors and custom 40 gallon sump with baffles, return pump etc... Pick up near Sacramento CA. I will not have time with starting paramedic school

I also have:
-4 inch blue tang-$30
-3 1/2 inch mystery wrasse-$50
-2x250w galaxy select a watt ballasts-$150 shipped
-2x sunlight supply lumen man elite reflectors-$120 shipped
-2x250 SE radiums, less than 4 months old-$ 30 shipped ea $50 for both
-2x mp40 one does not switch modes but still adjusts flow properly-$100 shipped
Working mp40-$200 shipped, both white box older style
-swc 230 skimmer w/askoll pump, absolute beast-$425 shipped

I will ship equipment but not fish! Pm or email me for pics
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Do u think it's the control box that's broken?? Did u try swapping boxes to see what's wrong??What mode is it stuck in??
 
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both mp's currently pending, dirty- i dont know, i havnt even tried messing with as i dont want to screw anything up. im a handy man but one thing i dont mess with is wires and electricity.
 
Mp's-sold
Swc skimmer- sold
B-17- if you send me your email or phone number I can get pics to you but I can't post them on here as o don't have a camera to do so.
 
Only items still available are
-tank stand and sump
-mystery wrasse
-galaxy ballasts
All else has been sold!
 

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