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fs: complete small system - illinois - $100

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selling a system i no longer use...

29g drilled tank w/ a 20g-long sump divided into 3 chambers. the middle chamber is drilled with a 1" bulkhead for an external pump. also included is a diy stand and a diy skimmer that works very well. the stand was designed with the idea that a skinned outer shell could be made to slide around it...i just never made that part.

$100 for all of this!

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*dosing pump not included

i also have a 1/10hp current usa "prime" chiller that i used with this system to keep the water at a rock solid 73/74 degrees while running a 250w halide and two t5s over it, as i used it as a seahorse system. i would sell the chiller for $200.

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the last piece of the system would be an external pump - panworld 50px-x that i used to drive the whole system. i used it to feed the display, chiller, two fluidized reactors, and the small fuge area of the sump. i would sell this for an additional $100.

local pickup only. i am in bloomington, illinois.

thanks for looking!

- ben zimmerman
 

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