560g reef build (800g system)

Okay forgot to make a video of the move. Have some pics to post though. Here is the final product a few weeks later. Changed the rock work some to make more horizontal area for more corals.

Hard to believe it's bouncing back from the move so quickly, hasn't even been 2 months yet. Saved about 500g of water to reuse. Added about 200g of new salt.

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I'm ready for a move shortly within the house and always look for ideas how to move these large pieces around the house ;-)
 
Keeping the plumbing simple and clean.
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2nd doser and additional 4 containers.
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200 pounds of rock doesn't look like much. Lol. The 430 pounds from the other tank should fill it in on the two sides, with a couple smaller islands in the front. For scale those are WP60s

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This is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Forgot to post the updates. :) Sorry. We had the tank back up in under 24 hours at the new location. I will get pics or a vid up tomorrow.
 

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