55 gallon setup for sale

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[TD="class: alt1, bgcolor: #EBEBEB"]55 gallon tank with stand, sump and HOB overflow (tank has a couple scratches on the front pane)
bubble magnus nac6 skimmer
Current USA 4x54 w/ timers and LEDs (comes with bulbs but I have no idea how old they are)
Full setup $350
skimmer only $150
Light only $150
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sump is a cool design with a built in ATS

As always feel free to PM me with offers or trades
 
Great size of the tank! and nice looking black stand too. :thumb:

That thread was from 2012, unfortunately I'm the only member of the Tucson forum, haha! I ended up parting that tank out and the lady that bought the tank used it for lizards. Love your scrubbers, may have to hit you up in the near future :)
 

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