CTARS January Meeting Trade Thread

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This thread is for anyone with items to buy, sell, or trade for our January ZOA meeting. It will be held on January 15, 2017 at 5pm at the Lutz Children's Museum.
 
I have a Reef Octopus protein skimmer that I bought for a build that no longer is happening so I have no need for it at this time. As you can see, I unboxed it but it never has been wet. It's been sitting on a shelf for several months. Time to let it go. Below is the link for the exact item purchased through BRS. It's rated for tanks up to 100g but recommended for up to 75g. New $189.99, asking $100. SOLD

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http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/reef-octopus-classic-110-4-in-sump-protein-skimmer.html
 
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Oh and I also have an unused nuvo skkye light by IM (18 watt) that I'm no longer using. I was gonna sell it for like half price, so if anyone wants it for...anything...just let me know!
 
Welp, not unused--not being used, I mean. It works. It's fine.
 
Hate using cyanoacrylate--aka, death, destroyer of worlds (dare I say it~) SUPER GLUE.


Cause I'm so cheap.
 
Heh, I think you quoted the wrong thing...
No, where is the place it's taking place? And where's Bloomfield (look, I'm an oceanographer, not a geographer--sorry...)?
 
This meeting is taking place at the Lutz Children's Museum in Manchester CT, this thread is for paid members of the Connecticut Area Reef Society
 
I have a small acrylic sump, i cut the tray to accept a 7" filter sock as you can see in the picture. Comes as seen, i only rinsed it out so it could use a cleaning. $20

I have 4 old led circuit boards from rb photon 32, many burnt leds but many good ones that can be pulled. Free

A couple old bio wheel hang on back filters, free

Box of bio balls unused, free.

Aquaripure sulfer denitrator, size small $50

Pic of the sump
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