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4x54w Deepblue solarxtreme FS

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I have a deepblue 4x54w t5 fixture, it also has 8 blue moonlight LEDs. The fixture is fully programmable and will control two sets of two lamps allowing actinic and daylights to be ran seperately on their own timers via the control pad built into the fixture. I have used this light for about a year, and about 2 months ago I upgraded my light bulbs to ATI and geisemann bulbs I believe the exact setup is blue+, purple+, pure actinic and a GE 6500k. This light worked very well for LPS and softies on my 75g reef. I would prefer local pickup 13210, or could meet within reasonable distance 25ish miles. I would consider shipping but at this time I am looking for local pickup. Anything else you'd like to know about this fixture, feel free to ask.
 
*bump* have some interest but nothing solid yet, I will ship if buyer pays actual shipping charges including any insurance or special requests, I will cover the shipping materials. asking 175 and the bulbs alone were about 100 with shipping costs.
 

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