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Red Sea Reefer 450 full setup in Florida

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Moving and must sell my Reefer 450 tank and livestock. I'm located in Port Orange, FL. If you are not already aware, these things are beasts to move, so bring plenty of muscle. Priced to sell. Don't want to part out unless it doesn't sell in a few weeks.

5 foot long rimless aquarium including all rock and livestock. Includes 3 kessil 360W lights/controller and large custom Haitian rock structures (80 + pounds) from Top Shelf. See original photo in pics. Acrylic Clearview lid. Reef Octopus 150 classic Skimmer, Water Blaster 7000w return pump. BRS dual reactor. Foxface, Yellow Tang, Hippo Tang, Long nose Butterfly, mated pair of cherub angels and a clown. Hammer, frogspawn, large candy cane colonies, large Leather, green long tentacle anemone, Zoas, Ricordea mushrooms, and purple serpent star. Gyres and flipper algae scraper NOT included.

Price: $1800.00

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Wow nice tank! So are you getting out of the hobby? $1800 a steal
 
Hey! Would you be interested in selling the fish or coral? Im located in Daytona!
 
I'm moving and can't take it with me.....crying over parting with my precious fish. Anyway it just sold and was picked up yesterday.
 

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