90 gal cube?????

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Hello everyone,
I am looking to consolidate all of my tanks into one 90 gal rimless cube. I currently have a 90 gal main display tank with fish and zoas that is being filtered by a 40 gal sump in my basement. I also have a 29g bio mixed in my livingroom, no fish, just coral. And a 12 gal bio in my kitchen that I currently am using for raising copepods and amphipods for my manderin. I am looking to start up a new90 gal rimless with sump in stand to take the place of my 29 bio's location. Maintaining 3 tanks is be comming too much for me. I am looking for suggestions on where to purchase the 90 cube. I am also pondering the thought of building it myself. After tearing down my current 90 I will have a lot of equipment that I plan on selling off. I want one self contained 90 cube.
Any thoughts would help, thanks, Scott.
 

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