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Clarisea SK-3000 fleece roller

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Clarisea SK-3000 for sale. Got it in a deal for a new tank, I don't use rollers or socks so no use to me.

Looks VERY lightly used (previous owner had freshwater setup and said he tried it but didn't end up needing it).

Retails for $320, selling for $200 + shipping. I am happy to do any functional tests buyer wants. Additional photos available if desired. Located in CT if local pickup is better. Thanks for looking.

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Hey there friend. I'm interesterd in the Roller I'm just not sure I want to bypass my drain chamber as that's where I dose and where my heater is.
 
No worries, it's here if you want it. I will update the thread when it sells. I'm in CT, so we could always meet up if you want to avoid shipping.
 

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