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ReefBreeders Photon 32-V2 Pro

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ReefBreeders Photon 32-V2 Pro

Won this from liveaquaria last month but already have lighting I’m happy with.

Price per unit: $600.00
Shipping costs: Free
Quantity: 1
Location: Verona, WI 53593, USA

 
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Apparently my thread didn't get auto-watched. it was just a simple form on their main page to enter name and email. couldn't believe i won.


bumping. Looks like this is starting to hit retailers.
Premium aquatics is selling it for 705

What size is that and how do you mount it? Like are those released or older model stuff works?
 
What size is that and how do you mount it? Like are those released or older model stuff works?
Product Dimensions 32" x 8-1/2" x 1" LWH
Coverage Area: FOWLR/Softies: 44" x 24" x 36", Mixed Reef: 42" x 24" x 30", SPS: 38" x 24" x 30"

includes adjustable tank mounting legs as well as the standard hanging set. Alternatively, you can use the T track on top of the light with your own bolts
 
LA is selling this for less than you're asking. Am I missing something?
Yeah you must be looking at something else as they are $705 at LA as well as PA.
 
Would you ever be interested in trading for a trident?
 

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