metal halide retro fit for sale. One bulb?

Discussion in 'Lighting, Filtration & Other Equipment' started by Kwater, Mar 10, 2009.

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    he I need to get just one single 150 watt halide retro fit on the left side of my tank. Does anyone know where I can get a good not too extrime price one. It defnotley hast to work I will be keeping sps and clams. Right now I have Helios 38 watt day time ones (2) and 48 watt night time t5 (2). Sound ok. But back to the subjest I just need to get a halide. Thank you for all help
     
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    well i would probably recomend looking on craigslist for a used one or your lfs might have a used one for sale thats cheaper then brand new.because your gonna need new bulbs new ballast etc.
     
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    bobby I like to do bad things.

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    hehe right behind you. hehe
    +1 on craigslist, also try ebay.
     
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    Teixeira29 Live Rock Fish only

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    I would think petwhse.com would sell them. I am not 100% sure!
     
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    thanx I will check all of these out.
     
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