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Red Sea LED 90

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I have 3 Red Sea LED 90 lights that work perfectly well. I had them for a couple of years and ran them at 60%. Lights also come with arms. Asking $300 each or $800 for all 3. Buyer pays shipping.
 
Sorry for the delayed pictures. All 3 lights work perfectly fine.
 

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Alex, do you take paypal? Do they come with the power supplies?
 
I have the power supplies I believe. I put everything away so I just need to find them.
 
Sure.. thank you.. let me know that you have all and if you take Paypal... it seems like you've got a good deal going on
 
I do take PayPal. Even if I can’t find the power supplies I think it’s a good deal for the price hahaha. I upgraded tanks so I put everything into bins and I have to dig them out and find the power. Btw where are you located?
 
I'm located in Queen Creek Arizona. One level below hell!
 

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