Dry rock, anemone, calcium reactor

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Hey y'all - Got a few things up for grabs. Not really looking for trades. Need the cash for a project.

Dry Rock: 40 pounds of Fiji. Really nice rock, it's just not what I want. The big pieces are between 8 and 10 inches, then there are a few good sized rubble pieces as well. $2 per pound or take the lot for $75.

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Anemone: I bought this from @thejoshdavis about a year ago and he's just split. It's a bubble tip but it's far more copper than any one I've ever seen. The split is doing well and I can reach it easily.

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Calcium Reactor: It's an older model, from Aquatic Systems Design, and uses an Eheim recirculation pump that's dead silent. ASD is out of business now but fortunately they used standard plumbing on everything. I bought the reactor and redid all of the plumbing fresh. It's been running on my tank for a couple of weeks. It can be fed via 1/4 or 1/2 inch lines. Otherwise it's an exact clone of a Geo 618. 6 inch wide chamber, 18 inches tall.

Just yesterday I added a second chamber and put new plates into it. Unfortunately when I got it home I realized that the reactor with the second chamber and my CO2 tank takes up more space than I have so my project is selling stuff to buy a reactor with a smaller footprint.

Looking for $300 for the reactor with pump and second chamber. Ignore the wiring mess please! ;)

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Would you go 35 on the nem?
 

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