14G drilled nano

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Needed to get my ugly frag racks out of the display so built a new frag display and built some bling frag racks to match haha.
Also gave me a fun project to work on for a couple of months.

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2x1x1 foot tank, drilled and plumbed into a 3ft x 14inch x 18inch sump (both spares from freshwater shutdowns)
Used some cheap black book protector to black out the overflow and background then built the stand and painted it black.
I made the stand 4 foot x 2 foot in case I need to upgrade the frag tank in the future, but it also doubles as a workbench at the moment which is quite useful.

Sump is pretty basic at the moment, skimmer chamber on the right with a bubble magus curve 5, fuge/bio media on the left (still need to get a fuge light/chaeto), return chamber in the center with return pump, heaters and ATO sensor.

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Finished off with some frag racks I designed and made for maximum rave club effect!

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I added a couple of test frags to see how they react, seem to be going good so far.

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Neat project! Looks good - keep at it!
 
AI prime fuge light on it's way as well as some fresh frag plugs to start fragging.

Trying to figure out how to stock it;
- Yellow Clown Goby/Twinspot Goby
- Tailspot blenny
- Yellowstripe Cardinal
- Trochus Snails
- Redline cleaner shrimp

Anything else I should add/remove from the list?
 
Any updates on your tank?
 

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