New Custom Frag Tank Build

Got some time today to put my custom frag rack I had cut together.
Had to trim the pieces to size, and rebate (Rabbit for you US readers) the pieces togethers, and run a groove to fit the white racking pieces in.
Once it was all dry fitted, I used acrylic weld to put it all together, and have taped it all and left to sit for a day or so.
Once this is dry, i'll pre-soak it in some containers before getting into the Frag tank.
The egg crate currently in the frag tank is full of different types of Zoa's, so not sure if I should sell it off, or try to frag some out of it (don't really want the new rack full of them!)

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And the Rack is in - really happy with how it came out.
Corals are much more organised now, and there is space under the racks to store rock etc. if needed.

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