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Reef Dosing Pump and Jebao PP-15 Controllers

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I have the following for sale.

1. Reefdosingpumps.com Nautilus II dosing pump. This is a repurposed hospital style dosing pump. I have had this on my system for years and it runs without fail. It will dose 2-part or single tube dosing. I have a 2-tube dosing tubing set that I will include with the sale. I am selling this because I am now using a calcium reactor and stopped dosing 2-part. Asking $110 shipped within the CONUS.

2. I have two (2) PP-15 Jebao pump controllers. These have never been used as i control my pumps through my Reefkeeper controller. These might be able to control other Jebao pumps but they came with the PP-15's I purchased. The box says they are compatible with the wireless adapter Jebao sells. I never set them up so can't confirm whether this function works. Asking $15/EA shipped within the CONUS.

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I've never had an issue with posting things for sale on this site. While I can't verify the number of posts I can say I've been a member for well over 30-days. Please advise if my post can remain. Thanks.
 
I've never had an issue with posting things for sale on this site. While I can't verify the number of posts I can say I've been a member for well over 30-days. Please advise if my post can remain. Thanks.
I edited. It was more so for the fees having to be included.
 

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