Corals on stilts tank

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So after my tank sprung a leak I had to move everything to a temporary tank. I dug out my old 100g trough and picked up a cheap 14g cube to hold me over till I can get a new tank this spring. I didn't like the look of all my corals sitting in the frag racks so I got a hair brain idea for something different. I used acrylic rods placed in a starboard base to hold all my corals. Since this is only temporary I didn't glue the frags the rods. I left them on the plugs and use vinyl tubing to attach them to the rods.

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Since the reviews on these cheap tanks seem to have a lot of them leak I resealed the seams to make it sturdier. Also painted the back black.

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Some of the corals

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