Tunze MAR 3181 $150

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Getting out of the hobby, no point in keeping stuff that will be obsolete by the time I get back into it.

I have a used Tunze MAR 3181 for sale $150.

https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/mar-3181-macro-algae-reactor-tunze.html

These work quite well. I was an early adopter of the Pax – Bellum ARID N24 reactors and really liked what it did for my system. However, I believe this system by Tunze is easier to maintain and service. It will absolutely grow Chaeto. These were unobtainable for awhile and I’m glad to see they are back, albeit at a higher price than they used to be. These are fully submersible and the LED light is designed to be submerged as well. There is a great video on them in the BRS Link above.

I cut the surgical tubing to fit my system, additional tubing can be purchased from Tunze:

https://www.tunze.com/US/en/details...se-2-x-2-m-oe18-x-24-mm-2-x-787-oe-7-x-9.html

The buyer pays for shipping from the 63026 zip code. I will pay for shipping insurance.

If you are in the St. Louis area (or willing to meet within 25 miles of St. Louis), I’m willing to do a face-to-face sale. Please note this is cross-posted as well to get things sold as quickly as possible. Doing it in this forum first though.

I will accept Venmo, or PayPal for payment.


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