ESHOPPS Mariner Show Off Thread!

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Guys, I saw a Mariner 70 in a local shop yesterday, and was really, really impressed. My first tank is an AIO, and I’ve been wanting to make the jump to a 3’ tank. This might def be the one. The website says the Mariner 70 sump can fit a Reefmat… Has anyone seen one installed?
 
I haven’t but I can tell you how take out the sump insert . You hook the reef mat to the back of the sump or you can use the stand redsea provides . You just hook the hose to the main drain. The redsea comes with a flex hose … you could probably also use the klir .
Guys, I saw a Mariner 70 in a local shop yesterday, and was really, really impressed. My first tank is an AIO, and I’ve been wanting to make the jump to a 3’ tank. This might def be the one. The website says the Mariner 70 sump can fit a Reefmat… Has anyone seen one installed?
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