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Wanting to downsize for my 300 G2+

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I have a Red Sea 300G2+ with everything you would need to get it started up and running. (I mean literally everything) also the tank was only up for six months so everything is essentially brand new

I do not want sell I want to trade it and all hardware for a smaller tank. I’m military and move a lot so it’s hard to set-up and maintain that much tank. I’m looking for like a 30g-25g.

I’m in Charleston South Carolina.

Hit me up for questions and I will give you my number.
 
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