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Red Sea reefer 170

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600
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Red Sea reefer 170 for sale.

Bought from BRS and set up since Jan 2020.

$600

Includes all original plumbing and return pump.

Upgraded to larger system.

Great AIO thank.

Cleaned and ready for pick up.

Pickup location 30043.

Also available is a 5 gallon bucket of dry live rock ~ 20+ pounds available for $60.

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You’re located in Lawrenceville? How’s your availability like for the weekend? And can I get some pics of the rocks?
 
Tank sold.
 

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