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EchoTech Radion XR30 Gen 5 (2 Available)

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I have 2, Radion XR30 Blue Gen 5’s. Sold my tank last year, selling the lights now. I also have the diffusers for them I’ll give you. They are both still in their original boxes.

Asking $300 each, Or Best Offer. Shipping from Kansas City. Would split shipping cost.

Thanks for considering. Reach out with any questions.

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These are SOLD. Thank you for the DM’s and interest from everyone. Happy Sunday!
 
You practically gave these away lol
I bought them years ago, and got a great deal on them from a good friend who owned a saltwater store at the time. I’m happy to “give them away” to someone in the hobby still. I’ve since retired and have no use for them :). Building good karma :)
 
I have 2, Radion XR30 Blue Gen 5’s. Sold my tank last year, selling the lights now. I also have the diffusers for them I’ll give you. They are both still in their original boxes.

Asking $300 each, Or Best Offer. Shipping from Kansas City. Would split shipping cost.

Thanks for considering. Reach out with any questions.

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i wouks lije to buy 1 of your lights , do u still have them?
 

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