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FS Large Skimz Skimmer

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Skimz SM253 and has never seen water. Was bought in preparation of building a 200-250g tank, but never came to fruition and have decided to go another route. Box was only opened to take photos.

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Still have this skimmer taking space in my garage. Anyone need a large skimmer for a new build in 2023?
 
Took it out of the box the other day for more photos. 5g water jug for size reference.
 

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