My New 75 Rimless build

Travis Stewart

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I am starting my last tank build. I know everyone says this, but I think this will be my last upgrade. I am too tight for this hobby.

Tank should be here within a week.

48x18x20 rimless

I went with a custom modular Marine sump and modular Marine 16” overflow.

I will be adding a controller board indie the stand on right side as well as a shelf for a doser. Looking for ideas on where I could come put my RO container. I will post more pictures as the build continues. The stand will also be painted.

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Plumbing almost finished. Will be adding two hydra 26 HD. I also have to finish up my wire managament and controller cabinet.
 
Hey @Travis Stewart this is looking sharp. Off to a great start. Funny I was going to suggest a new build thread in your feedback thread but you're already on it.

And this being your last build thread...you just mean for this year...you're not fooling any of us...lol.
 
Hey @Travis Stewart this is looking sharp. Off to a great start. Funny I was going to suggest a new build thread in your feedback thread but you're already on it.

And this being your last build thread...you just mean for this year...you're not fooling any of us...lol.

Lolol man I man very tight with my money. I know I’m in the wrong hobby..
 
Are you planning on painting the back glass
 
Water is running and just added dry rock and sand after getting SG right. I added a Couple pieces of existing 3 year old live rock and a marine pure block. Still have some wire management and more equipment to add after cycle. No leaks thus far. More live rock and better placement to come :)

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