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Neptune, Jebao EOW, Sicce XStream SCD

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Need to move out some extra gear to fund some fish replacements from a psychotic tang that decided to kill off 4 of his tank mates (and yes, he's already gone to a different home (NOT up above) where he can see if that works as the "newcomer" to a new tank).

Anyway, here's what I have right now.
  • 2x Jebao/Jecod EOW-9M Powerhead (2023 release, WiFi=Bluetooth, used for about 4 months, pic is of the controllers as the pumps are in a citric acid bath right now) - SOLD!
  • Sicce XStream SDC (new, never seen water, box was opened to ensure no damage in shipping) - $125
  • Neptune Break Out Box (new) w/ 3 new float switches - $40
  • Reefbreeders Pico LED (Reef Version, new) - $50

All prices are OBO, and include shipping (to the lower 48) and PP fees.

Please PM if interested. Thanks!

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Curious where you got the aftermarket storage caps?
 
BRS, they had the probe storage caos and solution
Thank you! I’ve had my probes in a open bag of solution for a week now, constantly wondering how I’m gonna ship it to whoever buys it, this is great.
 
MP10 Wet side sold.
 
Jebao pumps available?
 
PH probe sold!
 
Updated OP
 
Updated OP
 
Cleaned up the OP, removed items that have sold.
 
Jebao's sold!
 

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