100 gallon rimless cube in wall build

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Well here it is
Started with a 29gal biocube
And finally got in converted to my 100 gallon cube
Finally done except I need to tighten up the bottom were you can see
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I might try to replicate this when we upgrade tanks. Very much like our living room corner the biocube is in now.
 

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