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$500 - Skimmer: Deltec SC2060

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$500 plus shipping.

Up for sale is this miracle of engineering - the Deltec SC2060. This thing is a beast- plain and simple.

Works great and just got done cleaning 'er. I am selling it because it was far too over rated for my tank.

Feel free to check out the specs but here are the highlights:I
-MSRP $999.99
-Footprint: 8.6" x 8.6"
-Footprint with pipework: 11" x 8.6"
-Height requirement: 23.62" -includes 3/4" for cup removal
-Water level requirement: 7" - 10"
-Outlet diameter: 1.9"
-Neck diameter: 4.3"
-Total air produced: 1100-1200 lts/hour
-Power consumption: 25-28 watts
***Tank Suitability: 370 - 450 gallons based on bioload***
-Remote drain fitting on skimmer cup
-Air silencer
-Micro adjustable skimmer setting
-No feed pump required, skimmer draws water directly from the sump.

***I will also accept equiv. Ethereum, Raiblocks, Litecoin***

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***I will also accept equiv. Ethereum, Nano, Litecoin***

EDIT: Raiblocks rebranded to Nano.
 
Lowered price. Need it gone.
 
Man, if only I knew for sure my new build would begin this year! May be too much for my very heavy stocked 150gal now tho
 
Man, if only I knew for sure my new build would begin this year! May be too much for my very heavy stocked 150gal now tho

It would chew through the heaviest of stocked 150's for sure. Buy it for next year :) I don't see these much for this price ;)
 
Still available.
 
Sold!
 

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