120g fresh to saltwater

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Just bought a 120g freshwater tank, brought it home and set it up as a freshwater for now because it came with fish. Plan on selling the fish at some point and converting it to saltwater.

Right now it the setup includes:
*120g acrylic tank
Black acrylic back
Coast to coast overflow
Two drain pipes that Y into one...may make this into two individual pipes
One return line
*40g breeder sump with three sections
*freshwater light...will use a Maxspect Razor 420 on it
*2 Hydro powerheads these are quiet and move a lot of water so keeping for now.
*Jebao return pump
*Stand

This tank is in the kitchen. It is my practice tank for when I set up my 235g that is still empty in the living room.

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Nice tank! I look forward to seeing the transformation!
 

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