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28 Gallon JBJ Nano Cube hood

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i have a almost brand new 28 gallon JBJ nano cube CF quad hood for sale $150 OBO. I am replacing the CF Quad with the new LED hood just released. This hood comes with a 2 month old bulb and Brand new spare as well. Just the bulb alone runs about $40-50

Here is the description from JBJ website.

JBJ introduces the newest addition to the 28g family of reef biotopes! The new CF-QUAD is equipped with an integrated 105 Watt Compact Fluorsescent Quad Lamp and state of the art electronic ballast for high intensity light output with a low energy draw.

The 28g CF-QUAD definitely is the most value packed AIO (All-In-One) in its class and price level. It offers almost 50% more light wattage than competing brands, 2 powerheads, Ocean Pulse Duo wavemaker, removable transparent filter basket (for easy refugium conversions), designated heater column, designated protein skimmer column (sold separately), 2 cooling fans, and 4 Nite-Vu LEDs with its’ own power supply.

Our revolutionary CF-QUAD lamp boasts 105 watts of high intensity daytime light ouput with our 10K/7100K Combo lamp.It utilizes a small compact size while delivering MEGA lumens to your corals. Our quick-dissconnect harness always makes changing the lamp quick & easy.

Nite Vu LEDs are strategically placed on all four corners to evenly Distribute moon lighting throughout the aquarium. All LED’s are pre-wired individually with its’ own male plug for easy replacement. Consumes less than 1 watt of power, but strong enough to illuminate nocturnal behaviors.
 

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