SeaClear System II AIO

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Hi,

So I'm looking at possibly picking up a 65 gallon SeaClear AIO system, for a good price. I wanted to take out the wet/dry system that's installed and use my own filtration. Anybody have any experience with the tank and removing the wet/dry system and how tough was it to remove? FYI its a a 65 gallon tank that I'm looking to get for $150.
 
Hi,

So I'm looking at possibly picking up a 65 gallon SeaClear AIO system, for a good price. I wanted to take out the wet/dry system that's installed and use my own filtration. Anybody have any experience with the tank and removing the wet/dry system and how tough was it to remove? FYI its a a 65 gallon tank that I'm looking to get for $150.
Did you already get it and remove it? I’m curious since I picked up a 40G breeder AIO Seaclear II with the same wet/dry filter system. I’m planning on using it as is. I just need a protein skimmer for the chamber but do not know what to get.
 

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