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Tunze 9004 DC Skimmer

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Hello R2R,

I've been working on selling equipment I have laying around to try and fund my tank upgrade. I was planning on setting up a frag tank with all of it but I would rather start saving for the inevitable cost of going to a 120-150. All I have left is a Tunze 9004 DC. I used this Skimmer for a year on a Nuvo 40 before upgrading to a Aquamaxx 1.5 HOB. Just ran it through a citric acid bath to clean as well as make sure it is in working order. This was a great skimmer for the time being especially since it's a DC controllable skimmer perfect for a nano or frag tank.

Asking $130 shipped. Or local pickup in Nj.
Thank you for looking!

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Hello R2R,

I've been working on selling equipment I have laying around to try and fund my tank upgrade. I was planning on setting up a frag tank with all of it but I would rather start saving for the inevitable cost of going to a 120-150. All I have left is a Tunze 9004 DC. I used this Skimmer for a year on a Nuvo 40 before upgrading to a Aquamaxx 1.5 HOB. Just ran it through a citric acid bath to clean as well as make sure it is in working order. This was a great skimmer for the time being especially since it's a DC controllable skimmer perfect for a nano or frag tank.

Asking $130 shipped. Or local pickup in Nj.
Thank you for looking!

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Still for sale ? If so I’ll buy it
 

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