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RedSea ReefMat 500 plus spare rolls

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350.00
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I’m upgrading to a larger tank, so I’m selling my relatively new ReefMat 500. I’m the original owner, and had it in use for about 3 months. I’ll be upgrading to the 1200 on my larger tank for sure! The 500 for sale is in like-new condition and comes with everything included when buying new. The only item that is not like new is that I glued a PVC elbow onto one of the adapters and connected a 3/4” nylon barb to it. I’m also including two extra filter rolls (three total in the box). I’m asking for $350 with shipping included. Let me know if you have any questions!

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I should have pointed out that the ReefMat comes with several different adapters. The one I attached the PVC elbow to is made specifically to attach to metric or imperial PVC fittings. The hose adapter and hose are both included with this ReefMat, and are both unused.
 
did you remove the connector from the hose that attaches to the reefmat input and glue a 90 in Terre Hauteelbow to it somehow?
 

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