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Need a chiller for 75 gallon tank.


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    Default Need a chiller for 75 gallon tank.

    I am looking for a Chiller for my tank, I would rather have a in-line chiller also. PM me with any details. Thanks!!!

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    I've got one I'm likely going to list for sale. I need to pull the model and specs on it. It kept my 60 gallons of water right where I wanted it last summer. The only reason I'm considering selling is that I could use a smaller one for my new biocube.

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    Sorry for the delay. The chiller I have is a Pacific Coast CL-280.

    Looking for $200 for it.

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    Sorry I already bought one. But thanks for the offer!!!

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