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Maxspect Jump MJ-L290

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Selling a pair of maxspect jump MJ-L290 reef lights. Only used about 4 weeks (purchased May 22nd 2025) before deciding to tank down the tank. Mounts included.

Great par output from these. Attached is a photo of the 40 breeder when I measured par. 1st number is at 100% mixed reef setting, 2nd is at 80%.

$250 shipped to lower 48 for the pair or $150 each shipped if purchased individually. Discount if picked up locally in Canton, OH

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Selling a pair of maxspect jump MJ-L290 reef lights. Only used about 4 weeks (purchased May 22nd 2025) before deciding to tank down the tank. Mounts included.

Great par output from these. Attached is a photo of the 40 breeder when I measured par. 1st number is at 100% mixed reef setting, 2nd is at 80%.

$250 shipped to lower 48 for the pair or $150 each shipped if purchased individually. Discount if picked up locally in Canton, OH

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Hi, I'm interested in the lights. How much would shipping be to NJ?
 
I’m guessing these are sold but worth a shot to see if they’re available still
 

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