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Neptune Apex and Ecotech Gear

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As I'm consolidating my tanks and cleaning up my "backup stuff" shelves, I'm looking to move some extra gear I have.

All prices include shipping in the US and PP fees.

Please PM if intersted.

Also, I'll post some pics tomorrow, when I get home from work. Thanks!

-Neptune EB832 (roughly a year old) - SOLD
-Neptune EB8 - SOLD
-Neptune Double Junction PH Probe (less than a year old, kept wet) - SOLD
-Neptune A3 Apex Jr (about a year old, brain and temp probe) - SOLD
 
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PH probe sold!
 
As I'm consolidating my tanks and cleaning up my "backup stuff" shelves, I'm looking to move some extra gear I have.

All prices include shipping in the US and PP fees.

Please PM if intersted.

Also, I'll post some pics tomorrow, when I get home from work. Thanks!

-Neptune EB832 (roughly a year old) - $195
-Neptune EB8 - $100
-Neptune Double Junction PH Probe (less than a year old, kept wet) - SOLD
-Neptune A3 Apex Jr (about a year old, brain and temp probe) - $140
-Ecotech MP40 (roughly 2 years old, Mobius ready) - $300
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Everything is sold
 
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