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Orlando - Red Sea Reefer 450

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We are moving and need to part out our Red Sea Reefer 450 or sell together. First we need to sell our coral and fish then we are going to part out the equipment. This posting is constantly going to be updated to report what is still available. If you see it listed it's still up for grabs. We bought the tank last March so it is basically brand new!!

We are cutting a package deal if you can come take everything $3400 !!!!!!!!

We are Southeast of Orlando just off the Turnpike. Local pick-up only!

Equipment
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Ecotech XR15 G3 x 3
Ecotech MP40QD x 2
Ecotech Vectra M1
Ecotech Reeflink
Protein Skimmer Bubble Magnus
Tank Red Sea Reefer 450 in Black
Artfully Acrylic Lid

Fish
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Bartlett's Anthias
Sailfin/Algae (Lawnmower) Blenny
DaVinci Clownfish x 2
Firefish x 2
Yellow Prawn (Watchman) Goby
Pintail Fairy Wrasse
Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse
Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse
Indian Ocean Lyretail Anthias x 2
Sleeper Blue Dot Goby
Sand Sifting Sea Star x 2
Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp

Corals
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Bam Bam Frag
Blueberry Zoas large frag over 30 heads
Pink Pandoras attached to rock 15 heads
Meteorite red heads covering frag plug
Acan 6 heads + on frag plug still
Giant colony of Favias all on puck
Green/Purple Zoas over 10 heads
Rastas Frag 4 heads

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Price of the XR15?
 

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