I am doing it this way myself.
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Oh no, it’s for the 55 gallon. I will use a 20 G long for the 120g if it’s suitable.If your seriously planning a sump for a 125 then a 10 gallon won't be suffecient.
I do but it’s so pricey and some is useful but some is not. I wanted to mainly know what to put inside and what to use as a return pump. But I can’t use any of them as all are occupied and the water is good.Use one of your 5 freshwater tanks to make the sump. Not hard to do... go to Home Depot or Lowes and you can get 2 pieces of glass cut to fit. Be sure to use aquarium safe silicone. Learn to use Goggle... "How to make a marine sump".
Sadly I measured the area and only a 10 gallon fits since it’s a corner tank. And you are the first one to mention it. Never allogize if somebody already mentioned something too, they could have forgotten and you could have re-sparked the idea!Doggo, can You fit a 20 long under the stand? Lot more room. sorry if already mentioned.
Your 55 gallon is a corner tank?! Also, you have said this new tank is a 125 gallon and also called it a 120. Do you know what it is and also what dimensions it might be? This matters because for many fish the footprint can be just as much or more important than volume. Fish need room to swim and not many will use the whole water column.Sadly I measured the area and only a 10 gallon fits since it’s a corner tank. And you are the first one to mention it. Never allogize if somebody already mentioned something too, they could have forgotten and you could have re-sparked the idea!