My DIY 125RR stand

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So decided to upgrade from 75 to 125RR. Don't like the store bought stands, after looking at other ones on here i built my own. I had gotten some old barnwood for free so decided to skin it with the free stuff.
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Tell me what you guys think
 
Wow I love the rustic look! Are you planning to use a lighted refugium? You may have to caulk the seams of the boards to keep the light in if so. But that turned out excellent!
 
No refugium at this time. But i love the way it turned out
 
Very cool!
 
It has been up and running for about 2 weeks now. And everything is going great
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and my eel loves the skull
 

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