375 Peninsula Tank Build

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So today I’m beginning the process of building my new tank which in this case will be a 375 gallon peninsula take build. I will plan to try and update as I move forward in this process in the posts below I’m hoping to implement a system that is completely free of all equipment inside of the tank. The most I am allowing is return lines sticking just below the surface of the water. I’m planning for at least 12 returns. I’ve had an extremely hard time finding information on these types of builds so I’m gonna try and help others as I figure this out myself if anyone has any suggestions as I’m going please feel free to tell me if you see a better way. I definitely do not know everything at this point.

To give you a little more information about where I’m going with this overall build I currently have a 400 gallon total volume which I’m hoping to expand to a little under 1000 with this tank addition the main display will be a 375 gallon 8’ x 3’ x 2’ tall peninsula
 
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I think I have settled on my initial lighting design. I am going with the noopsyche k7 pro 2 lights

planning on two rows of 4 down the tank

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heck yeah!
I am a huge peninsula fan. P tanks all the way...haha
post some pics for your 600.

I have been thinking of a 375 in the next year or two for a FOWLR in the basement.
fallowing this one.
So the noted system that is about 600 is actually only 400 now that i add it up. ill update the original post. It is composed of 120 in frag tanks, 120 in a current main display, 90 cube and 75 in sump.
 
Congrats on the new tank!
 
I’m planning on the same and interested in following your build. What tank did you chose?
 

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