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  1. Mon, 5th Jan 2009, 12:13 AM #1
    Joshua
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    Default 14 gallon Oceanic Biocube + custom 70w MH hood

    All prices are OBO.

    $250 for both of the below.

    $125 for the 14 gallon Oceanic BioCube with stock hood and lighting, everything is functional and all stock parts are there in-tact and working well.

    $150 - Custom 70w halide hood, powder coated with 14kk Phoenix lamp, ballast, fans, etc... Halide reflector is mounted toward the back and there is room to install PC lighting as well. I know yall will need pics of this so I will take some ASAP. Lamp has very little use on it since I went back to the stock hood.
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  2. Mon, 5th Jan 2009, 01:29 PM #2
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  4. Mon, 5th Jan 2009, 11:08 PM #4
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    OK guys the tank is pending to Aggman while he sees if his sister wants it and if we can arrange pickup.

    I got a bunch of PMs on the hood so rather than send pics I'm posting them here for everyone. I'm sorry for the cell phone pics, my camera seems to have suddenly sprung a cracked LCD and none of the kids now how.

    Normally I would have un-pinned the stock hood and put it away, but I just put the halide hood on for pics. Here you can see on top there's some sort of stainless steel reflector build in for PC lamps, should be able to mound them in there. The bottom (back of the hood) is where the 70 watt halide resides. There is a lexan or acrylic piece that slides in to cover it all to keep splash away and filter the DE lamp for UV.



    Here we can see the powder coated top of the hood, really very nice construction and I'm sure later on down the line I'll regret selling it. It's got dust all over it, I'm sorry I didn't clean it for the pics but it will be clean when you pick it up. It has two fans, one of them seen in this pic.


    Pic from the other side, notice I never put the little fan screen on this side. I thought I had two on hand but only had one and never bothered to go buy one. They're like $1.99 at a computer store and standard sized and they just screw right on.
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  5. Wed, 14th Jan 2009, 02:56 PM #5
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    The cube is on hold while I coordinate delivery, still have the 70 watt halide hood though.
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  6. Thu, 5th Mar 2009, 11:07 PM #6
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    Still got the hood, any takers?
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