600g frag tank

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Framed up, tomorrow we do light fixture, Friday we plumb, Saturday wrap the bottom and Sunday we add water. 600g build. Follow me on my journey!
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Framed up, tomorrow we do light fixture, Friday we plumb, Saturday wrap the bottom and Sunday we add water. 600g build. Follow me on my journey!
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Looking good lets fill it already lol gonna follow along....
 
Following along!! Can't wait to see it on the stand!
 
Hung the light fixture I’m going to use to hide all the ballast and eliminate wires. Built two built in shelves into the stand to recess flush mount all the controllers and apex equipment for the tank and keep every wire hidden again with the eb832 behind the built in. Aiming for zero site of wires. The plywood will be painted black and polyurethane sealed. Plumbing is just about done, will finish that tomorrow just have to install the check valves that I have set up to only drain 10g into the sump.

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That is going to be a monster! If you ever need to maximize growout space, here is a good solution for adding vertical growing space : )

 

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