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BioCube 29 Gallon $200 OBO

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29 Gallon BioCube Fishtank for sale.
Tested no leaks. Used for Saltwater.
Works well, had it running for almost 2 years, previous owner did modify it a bit, rim completely removed, some cutting of the rear chambers happened as well. I repaired the back chamber before I used it.

Comes with the following:
- Acrylic lid (previous owner made)
- Intank Media Basket
- Intank Rear Cover
- 2 biocube carbon filters unopened

NO LIGHTS PUMP OR FILTER
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