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SOLD Neptune Apex DOS - Great Condition

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SOLD Neptune Apex DOS Dosing Unit - $150
Neptune Apex DOS - Great Condition
Up for grabs is a used Neptune Apex DOS dosing unit, fully functional and pulled from my reef system. Includes the power adapter, one Aquabus cable. Both dosing heads are working, but they’re nearing the time for replacement.



FS: Neptune Apex FMM Modules (3 Available) - $50 Each SOLD(x3), PM1 (x2(1)),


SOLD Selling three used Neptune Apex FMM modules, all in great working condition, pulled from my reef system. Each includes the module and mounting piece (should be able to find the plastic, if cant I will knock $5 off). Perfect for adding flow, leak, or optical sensors to your Apex setup. $50

SOLD Selling One two used Neptune Apex PM1 modules (pH/ORP expansion), both in great working condition, taken from my reef system. Each comes with the module and mounting piece (if available). No probes included. Priced at $40 per module



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All items are tested and working, ready to integrate into your Apex system. PM me with any questions or for pics. Payment via PayPal, or Zelle. Thanks for looking IMG_6518.jpegIMG_6520.jpegIMG_6519.jpegIMG_6521.jpegIMG_6525.jpegIMG_6522.jpegIMG_6524.jpeg
 
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