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Hydra 52 (x2 w/ EXT & Hanging Kit)

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Selling my two (2) Hydra 52's in black housing. Great condition with about 6 months of use and never above 65%. Great lights and if you have an Apex, you will love the custom abilities available with Fusion. By far the best coral/SPS growth and color I've experienced from an LED.

I also have the 12" EXT rail (black), as well as the hanging kit (less the ceiling anchors that can be purchased at Home Depot for a couple of bucks). If you purchase both lights, I will throw the EXT rail and hanging kit in for free ($65 value).

Price: $450 each shipped (CONUS)

PM me with questions or for additional information.

Thanks for looking!

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Looking to move these quickly as I'm moving to a new home next week. New price: $425 each or $800 for the set. If you buy both, I will throw in the EXT/hanging kit for free. If you purchase one Hydra and need the hanging kit, add $25 to the price. All pricing includes FREE shipping and will be shipped via FedEx 2Day air.
 
Received my hydra 52 and It's awesome. Really fast shipping would not hesitate to buy from this seller again.
 
Looking to move these quickly as I'm moving to a new home next week. New price: $425 each or $800 for the set. If you buy both, I will throw in the EXT/hanging kit for free. If you purchase one Hydra and need the hanging kit, add $25 to the price. All pricing includes FREE shipping and will be shipped via FedEx 2Day air.
I'll take the 12' rails
 

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