DIY all in one on 20x20x16 cube

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I am on the newer side of reefing. I have a 72g bowfront that I have been running for about 6 months now. I have a 20x20x16 cube (previously freshwater) that i have broken down and was interested in potentially converting it to an all-in-one. Any ideas or help would be appreciated or anyone know of conversion kits that would fit?
 
I am on the newer side of reefing. I have a 72g bowfront that I have been running for about 6 months now. I have a 20x20x16 cube (previously freshwater) that i have broken down and was interested in potentially converting it to an all-in-one. Any ideas or help would be appreciated or anyone know of conversion kits that would fit?
Do you run a sump on the bow front?
Slave the 20x20 to that if proximal.
 
I do run a sump on the bow, was gonna put the cube in a different room though
Awkward if more than 20 feet or so.
However,
I'm thinking about a couple of tanks around the house to 1 sump in the basement.
We have water supply lines running all over our houses, minimal issues.
So why not a drain and return line for a couple of tanks?
(Assumes you own or are related to owner!)

I currently have 3 tanks, 75 + 11 to 25 fuge, 11 standalone.
 
Awkward if more than 20 feet or so.
However,
I'm thinking about a couple of tanks around the house to 1 sump in the basement.
We have water supply lines running all over our houses, minimal issues.
So why not a drain and return line for a couple of tanks?
(Assumes you own or are related to owner!)

I currently have 3 tanks, 75 + 11 to 25 fuge, 11 standalone.
We also dont have basements in Florida
 
Check out my build thread for my DIY AIO. Might help... possibly... who knows
 

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