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About two months ago I decided to consolidate all my saltwater tanks into one. I had an extra 125 gallon and 75 gallon tank laying around so I decided I would do a complete DIY setup. Bought an overflow kit, sump baffle kit, pumps and about 200 lbs of new dry “live” rock. I thought to myself this would be no issue and I’d have it done in about two weekends… nope. 2 months and endless hours later. It’s almost done. Just put the doors on today and still need to do a few more things and the final coat of paint. Whatcha think about it?
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I love that the stand is a bait ball! It's a lot of work, but it's always rewarding to plumb a tank! Looks great!
 

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