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Red Planet frag (encrusted) - $25
2 Setosa Frags - 1 for $20 2nd one for $30
Bird of Paradise - $30
Idaho Grape Cap - $20 to $40 depending on size.

48" Reefbrite Fixture - $75
Coralvue 110 Skimmer - $100
5 Dosing pumps - $35 each

All equipment is in good working order. If I don't respond to a PM on here shoot me a text.

93one - 20five- three927 - Rhett

No I don't have pics but your welcome to come see them in person or shoot me a text and I'll shoot you a pic that way. Thanks
 
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l also have a (don't know what kind it is) large external pump I believe the low setting is about 2300gph and a ASM G5 skimmer body and collection cup. The skimmer will need two Sedra 5000 pumps and it will skim around 500 gallons. I'll take $125 for the pump and $125 for skimmer. Thanks
 
FWIW, you will not meet a more genuinely nice or trustworthy guy than Rhett!

Brandon
 

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