MTC Pro Calcium Reactor never used new

[james1990]

My loss is your lucky gain, im planning on moving into my first place with my girlfriend in a year so its best I put my big upgrade on hold.

arguably THE best or one of the best calcium reactors on the market.


I picked this up from member Gino555 in Brooklyn, I totally geeked out on his amazing reef setup. long story short, he bought this unit brand new directly from MTC but decided on something different for his setup. This one is the newest model. retail is $695 I paid $380.. I just want what I put into it minus driving from deer park long island to brooklyn to pick it up.

This should sell quick so I will answer PMs in the order I get them.
*these are Gino555's pictures but everything is the exact same*

 

[james1990]

am bump I'm free all day

 

[james1990]

$350 for today only!!!

 

[JohnM]

I bought the same model used 4 months ago for same price, Great price.

Free Bump

 

[james1990]

thanks, yea I was to have gotten such a great deal now I get to pass it along to another person. You cant find these USED for this price.

 

[Exotic Reefs of NJ]

Pmed

 

[Francesco.mancini]

Still have it ?

 

[Alexm8856]

This is a good reactor just brought one rated 700

 

[Telo]

What is that pump rated for wattage wise? I'm trying to keep electric costs down lol.

 

[ca1ore]

What is that pump rated for wattage wise? I'm trying to keep electric costs down lol.

This is a superb unit; have been using one for over a decade. Mine came standard with a blueline 20 pump, 45 watts, but I subsequently replaced it with a blueline 10 that works just as well at only 20 watts.

 

[Telo]

This is a superb unit; have been using one for over a decade. Mine came standard with a blueline 20 pump, 45 watts, but I subsequently replaced it with a blueline 10 that works just as well at only 20 watts.

What parts did you use for retrofitting the Blueline 10 on it? From the pictures on the site and here, there is very little wiggle room.

 

[ca1ore]

What parts did you use for retrofitting the Blueline 10 on it? From the pictures on the site and here, there is very little wiggle room.

Naah, dead simple. Required just a couple of threaded (3/4 to 1/2 inch if memory serves) bushings and good to go.