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WTB ghost style overflow kit

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Need something in the 600 - 1000 GPH range. Not picky on brand, Modular Marine,Eshoppe, Fujicube, Synergy, Reef Savy. Let me know what you’ve got.
 
I've got a new Reef Savvy latest and greatest Ghost Overflow. Won it in the raffle at MACNA. Absolutely new, took off the shrink wrap to take the attached pictures. Beautifully built.

I'll sell it $150, shipped (within cont. US)


google : "reef savvy ghost overflow"
(From Vendor Website:)
GEN5 21″ GHOST OVERFLOW
Available Exclusively on Reef Savvy Aquariums
Specifications:
1,500 GPH
Interior Box: 21″L x 1.25″W x 6″H
Laser Cut Removable Weir Cover
(2) 1.5″ Mounting Bulkheads
Exterior Box: 21″L x 2.5″W x 8″H
(3) 1″ Direct Connect Drains
3/8″ Heavy Duty Polycarbonate Cover

REDESIGNED, REIMAGINED, REINVENTED.
The Reef Savvy Ghost overflow is simple, sleek, and most importantly dead silent. It’s the perfect marriage between aesthetics and functionality. It is the culmination of a lifetime of reef keeping experiences, backed up by 20 years of aquarium design and fabrication. Although, there are bargain brand imports and mass-produced mold injection overflows that bear a superficial resemblance to the Ghost, a closer look will reveal just how different they really are. From the materials we use, to the machining and assembly process, every aspect of the Ghost has been thoughtfully taken into consideration.

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still have this for sale?
 

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