160 gallon rimless frag tank

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Picked up a new to me frag tank yesterday! Dimensions are 4'X4'X16"tall. My plan is to start growing out in garage mainly zoas and lps. I've got a Reef Octopus NW 150, Arctica 1/3 hp chiller, mag 12 so far. Already has 4 48" retro t5's and have a 8 bulb TEK fixture lined up.

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Couple questions for the people with experience in t5's...Do you think 12 bulbs is too much? Can I get away with just the tek fixture?
Also, was thinking about 2 40 Breeders underneath. 1 for all live rock and sand and the other to overflow into for skimmer and return or vice versa. Would love to do a custom acrylic sump but not sure if i wanna spend the coin:(

Thanks for everyones help and input!
 
Very nice! I plan on doing a similar setup in the near future. Keep us posted on your progress.
 
I love rimless tanks! Can't wait to see this come together!
 
That is a cool looking tank, never saw one so big! Can't wait to see you fill it up, may be expensive to cover all of that real estate!
 
Thx I'm digging the rimless!
Seems to be fully cycled so time to trap a coupe tangs out of my DT and throw in there! I ordered a blond naso to put in my DT and the scopas and yellow will be going in frag tank.
 

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