Conversion Immersion 29-58-120g

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I am fairly new to reef keeping. I did have a 40 breeder about 5 years ago that I bought turn-key, so never got the full experience until now.

Purchased a 29 gallon Nano cube about 4 months ago. 2 months later bought my current 59 gallon almost turn-key. Have only added inhabitants. I have made the switch to saltwater only now, my last freshwater being a 4x2x2 120 that I just picked up from my LFS after being drilled. So now the conversion begins......

Plan is to take everything from my current 58 and merge into my 120. So the build out begins. Left is 58 and right is 120.

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Have made some headway now. Tank was plumbed on Saturday and switched everything over Sunday.

Still have some tying up lose ends to do.u
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Just got done moving some rock around as I just set it all in there to get it going yesterday. Ship don't mind the messy glass.
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