120 gallon rimless build

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well after 5 years with a Deep Blue 80 I finally decided to go bigger. The tank is a custom built 120 gallon from Crystal Dynamic Aquarium. The actual build time was about 8 weeks and the tank is amazing. Really well built.
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New tanks looks awesome! Can’t wait to see it filled :)
 
Synergy Reef Shadow overflow installed and dry fitting all the plumbing. I used a saw to make my cuts, so much easier that using pvc cutters. The only draw back was I made a mess in the kitchen. Its all good though the wife was at work so she didn't see the mess I made lol.
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Stunning tank. Love the aqua scape.

Side question. Why put two unions on the drain plumbing behind the tank for each pipe. Wouldn’t 1 be enough?
 
Thanks. I put 2 unions so that I can take the plumbing apart and clean it easier. Also the second union helps me to get the right angle into the sump
 

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