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SC aquarium 150

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Hello,

I am getting out of the hobby and have a brand new, in box, never seen water SC aquarium 150 gallon tank with 16" synergy overflow. Asking $1200.00

Also have about 80 lbs of dry rock and 30 lbs of dry shelf rock. Asking $3.00/lb for rock and $4.00/lb for the shelf.

I'm am located in Temecula in southern California.

Thanks.

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