135g Peninsula Rebuild

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After a catastrophic loss last summer, and contemplating quitting, I decided to break down the tank completely this past winter, to re-do the rock work, sand/gravel, some plumbing issues that were bugging me, the sump, and some electronics. It's been a slow road as I've been working another job, and my wife and I had our first child on Super Bowl Sunday :D.

I want to use this platform to document the tank's progression. There are still many things that need to be done, but most of them are on the smaller side. I'm happy that the larger, "daunting" tasks are behind me.

If you have any questions let me know! For now I'll leave a couple photos. *Disclaimer: still under construction!

Album here: http://imgur.com/a/vwcP3/all
 
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