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45 gallon, rr is an option!!

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Im selling my 45 gallon tank, stand, and canopy. The tank is not RR I will drill it and put up black or blue overflows. Whole thing RR for $150. Ill include the light if you give a 48" or mh fixture to replace it.
 
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The last pic is an old one, that is basically what you will get.
 
$250 rr with stand!!! I will drill a 3/4" return specifically for locline, and two 1" holes with bulkheads in each corner, come on, this is a deal you cant refuse!!!
 
Sorry for the high price before, the new price is $150 reef ready. I just drilled four holes in a ten gallon for practice, and Im pretty proud of my handy work.
 

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