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Trigger Systems Sump and West Mariculture Rock Work

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Title says it all:

Both have never seen water and were purchased for a tank upgrade that's no longer happening (tank broke).

Trigger Systems Sapphire 39 Sump. New from BRS is $530. There is one small scratch on the bottom of the sump (non-water side) from test fitting while the project was still going, otherwise perfect.
- $450 local pick up only.

West Maricultre artificial reef rock work. New. Never seen water. Perfect. 32 frag holes and forgot dimensions as I write this. Will get that info and update this post in a moment.
- $100 local pickup, $120 shipped

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Yes, dimensions please on rock.
 
If he backs out on rock structure, I’ll take it. Let me know
 
If he backs out on rock structure, I’ll take it. Let me know

It does not fit where i want it to go. If you are serious, get it now as I have someone who will take it.
 
Just want to let you know that is a Sapphire 34 not a 39.

Might prevent you from having any issues after you sell it.
 
Just want to let you know that is a Sapphire 34 not a 39.

Might prevent you from having any issues after you sell it.

You are absolutely right. Good catch on that typo.

Seeing as I messed that up, price drop to $380 local pickup only to reflect the change.
 

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