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Day old 60inch TEK light for $300

Steve Hwang

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Hey guys, I have a 60inch, 4 bulb TEK light that has been used for less than one day. I will put in for FREE 4 quality bulbs that have also been used for less than a day. This thing is really bight!
I don't have room to store this thing for very long so I will give it away for $300.

This will be First Come First Serve as I really want this out of here as soon as possible. You can paypal to reserve too. But please pick up in a reasonable time.

Oh I'm also open to 36inch t-5 lighting trades.

I am located in Cerritos 90703

Reefgeek has them for about $480 plus 9.75% california tax. You'll be saving $200+ or put another way you'll be paying 60% of that price

Thanks,
Steve
 
do you still have this light ? and will u ship ?
 
i do have t5 ho light.. it current usa branch.. has 4 bulbs .. lmk if u are interest to trade thanks
 
Light is still available. I took some pictures today, here you go for those that are interested

I will consider shipping, but I've never dealt with shipping lights and probably really fragile lamps. We should probably insure just in case.
I think for trades, shipping might just kill the deal for both of us. But let me know if you have some solution.

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hewy y steve check out my prop tank breakdown and see if theres anything youre interested in.. ive also got a bunch of coral for sale if you want to trade for the light
thanks
 

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