My new/used 75 gallon project

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After quickly realizing that my 55 was not going to cut the mustard I found this 75 for the price of gas and a tub of old uniforms in my garage. The first thing this is getting is a good old fashioned hose down follow by a vinegar bath. I am going to make a new stand for it as well. Then I will add about 30 pounds of live rock and about an inch to an inch and a half of sand. After all of that cycles it will be time to move my 55 reef in. I will post pics of the progress
 
My phone does the same thing. So I have to open it in an editor and save it. And then it will post correctly.
 
If i take tfd pic holding my phone vertical it uploads here sideways. As long as i take the picture holding my phone sideways it is fine
 

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