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Bubble King Mini 200 Gen 2 for SALE!!!!!

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High end equipment for sale!!!

Bubble King Mini 200 Gen2. I purchased this new, and it has been in use for aprox ONE year. Runs like new, always taken care of and is in MINT condition.
SOLD


57w AquaUV 3/4" with wiper that is completly refurbished and brand new except for the PVC housing. New ballast, new bulb, new glass tube. Never used, tested and in perfect working order.
$275 - now $200

Geo Kalk stirrer, upgraded pump - used
$200 - now $100

Geo 618 media reactor. used only with carbon, and will throw in 2 lbs of carbon
$150 - now $100

Might have some other stuff to add later

PM me for pics if your interested. No trades. Paypal add 3%.
 
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Tunze Nanostream 6055 $130
2 - Ecotech MP40w $300 each or both for $550 (Free shipping for both of these, seperate or together.)

Digital Aquatics ReefKeeper Elite w/ Net. Comes with 4 - PC4's, Net module, SL1, and everything else that came with it. $500 (Free shipping)
 
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It is the smaller Geo with the black carbon in it. And the larger one to the right is the Kalk stirrer
 
Bump up. $450 for both MP40w pumps
Or $250 each
Geo kalk stirrer
$100
Geo 618
$100
Tunze nano 6055
$100
Reefkeeper elite w/ net and FOUR PC4's, SL1 And everything else that goes with it. $400
 
MP40w are pending local sale........

but I believe they are 1st generation controller, 2nd generation wetside assembly, and 2nd or 3rd firmware LOL
 

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