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CADE 450 Desktop S2/M Grey Base

Name: CADE 450 Desktop S2/M Grey Base
Brand: CADE
SKU: CADREES2/|MARIN|06068|CADE
Price: 699.00 GBP
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CADE Reef S2/M Grey Base

The CADE Reef S2/M 450 Desktop Mini AIO system is a rimless, backdrop filtered saltwater Aquarium designed for the advanced
reef aquarist. Boasting the very first system of its kind to have a built in high volume ATO reservoir underneath the tank. Expertly
crafted combining sleek contemporary looks with optimised filtration ensuring perfect conditions for sensitive aquatic inhabitants.

TANK

450x450x385mm (LxWxH)
Overall footprint: 472x472x600 (LxWxH)
System capacity: 77L / 20.3 gal
Display capacity: 60L / 16 gal
ATO Reservoir: 20L / 5.3 gal
Glass: 5mm Opti-Clear
Rimless
Laser etched logo
Twin weir intakes (surface / low)
White laminate base
Jump net cover
Aluminum powder coated base
Decorative acrylic filter cover

FILTERATION

Pump: 1000lph / 264gph (DC controlled)
Protein skimmer (DC controlled)
Media baskets x5 (removable)
Colours Available: Black / Grey Base

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CADE 450 Desktop S2/M Grey Base

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CADE Reef S2/M Grey Base

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