120 gallon break down for sale

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Hello,
I upgraded my tank and now have my 120 for sale. It is a standard MarineLand 120 (4x2x2) with dual overflows and a center brace. Stand is 36" tall. Canopy is 16" tall. I will also be selling the sump and lights. Sump is a Trigger Sapphire 39. Lights are (2) G3 Radion non Pros. Prices are as follows:
Tank, stand, and canopy- $600
Lights-$400 ($200ea)
Sump-$300
$1200 for everything local pickup.
I would like to have everything local before opening it up for shipping.
Let me know if you have any questions.

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Finally got the tank cleaned up enough to post some pictures. For the record I would pay someone to do that next time
 

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Hi would you consider shipping sump.
 
It is possible but I believe shipping is considered a oversized item and they charge quite a bit more for shipping. Send me the zip and I can get you a quote.
 
Tank, stand, canopy and sump $400. Hope to sell it before the kids crash their bikes into it :p
 

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