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Advanced Acrylic 150g

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StanD

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I upgraded so I'm selling the 150g AA tank. It has dual returns on either side of the overflow. Has two 2" drains and two 1.75" returns. If needed, you could convert one of the 1.75" to an emergency drain if you used a T on a single return.

Measures 60" x 24" x 24"

$300 takes it.

Thanks,
Stan
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