A 110G nice and slow build

jeff shelley

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Hello everyone,

After getting my feet wet in the hobby 8yrs ago I'm getting back in! I had to sell my Whole system because my family and I relocated to the Carolina's from Michigan. Now, I am able to get back in d/t a friend. He gave me a 110g tank and stand that he received from a buddy that had to get rid of everything b/c he had to move. This will be and already has been a slow process but that's a good thing.
As you will see in pic's to come I had to stain the stand and paint the trim of the tank to be updated from the '80's. I am still in the process of getting the tank ready to move into the living room to set it up and start cycling.


 
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I’m getting closer. I redid an old sump and and turned it into a refugium.



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