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Wanting to possibly get back into high tech planted aquaria. I’m not opposed to building a co2 system but wanted to check if anyone had any gear available on here first. I’m on a pie in the sky budget so unfortunately a $400+ stainless job isn’t really in the cards. Dual stage for safety and reliability is really my primary goal.
 
I have a couple UNS regulators (and tanks, but unsure shipping on them). Let me know if interested.
 
I am. Is it working perfectly? Solenoid functions, leaky connections? Gauges work, etc. do you have any photos of the unit?
 
I am. Is it working perfectly? Solenoid functions, leaky connections? Gauges work, etc. do you have any photos of the unit?
Yes it all works fine. It was on my planted tank before I broke that down.

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