New DeepBlue Professional 60g Cube

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Well I finally got around to building a stand and hanging my light for my new cube. I still need to complete the pluming before adding water but I am getting close.
My setup is a DeepBlue Professional 60g cube
Reefbreaders Photon 24 LED light
Sump is a EShopps R-200.
I will post some additional pics after I get things plumed and water flowing.
 

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Looks like it's going to be good!
 
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Thanks everyone. I got my plumbing mostly done last night and have some water in the overflow to make sure it doesn't leak before I fill up the tank. I hope to get it partially filled tonight then I need to make more water.
 
It's been a while since I updated this thread. Here are some pics from today.
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Thanks. I like the rock low to allow for more swimming room for the fish.
I love the reefbreeders led. I only have them about half up and the corals love it. I also like the color balance I am able to get with them.
 
Current stock list is:
Foxface
Maroon Yellow stripe clown
Fire fish
Bicolor Blenny
Falco Hawkfish
 

WHAT KIND OF SUBSTRATE ARE YOU RUNNING ON YOUR TANK?

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