57g Deep Blue rimless

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This will be an upgrade from my 34g solana. Dimensions are 36"L x 18"W x 21" T.





I plan on running both holes as drains and my return will be run thought the top. I plan on using the smaller hole as a durso full siphon and the bigger hole for the secondary/backup.

I want to run LEDs in the summer and MH/T5 in the winter to control temps/bills.
 
Sweet...congrats on the upgrade.
 
I finally found some time to finish the sump. I copied the design off of exotic marines. Going to do some plumbing this weekend and hopefully start filling it next week.



 
I got my LS transferred over. I have room for more sps :)
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Righ side


Left side


I'm still trying to dial in the skimmer.
 
Bump for update. How are the corals?
 
My coworker made me this awesome cake for our baby shower.
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What size sump are you running? I'm getting ready to start my build with a very similar tank, though mine isn't rimless.
 
Beautiful tank:)
 
Thanks Chris

The sump is a 20gL. It's working pretty well so far. The only complaint is the socks get clogged way too fast.
 
Just picked up the same tank, trying to figure out how you plumbed that sump! New to this but trying to replicate this success :)
 

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