From old 90 to new 75

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So, I am in the process of setting up a brand new 75 gallon tank in my new classroom and transferring the livestock from the old 90 in my old classroom to it. I am going to take it slow and let the new cycle really well before beginning to add fish. This is the first new saltwater tank and stand I have had. I also bought a manufactured sump, RS-100, that is also a first. So far I have put in the rock, the sand, and the water. The rock includes a couple of seasoned pieces from the old tank. I figured that would help get the cycle going. I am posting a few photos of the old tank and the new tank. The first photo is the current tank. I'll post a photo or to later this week showing the new tank with rock and water and sand in place.

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I finished putting in live sand, rock and water on Tuesday Aug 4th 2020. I tested it on Thursday and pH was at 8,0, Ammonia, Nitrites and Nitrates were at zero. Tested again on Wednesday 12 Aug and got the same results. I'm posting a photo of what it currently looks like and maybe a video.
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Once it cycles here are the fish I plan for it:

Royal Gramma Basslet
1​
Clown Fish
1​
Yellow Tang
1​
One Spot Fox Face
1​
Flame Angel Fish
1​
Green Reef Chromis
3​
Yellow Tang
1​
Pajama Cardinal
2​

Any thoughts, ideas or concerns are welcome!
 

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