plumbing ml 125 gallon reef tank

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I have a 125 dual corner reef ml tank, I currently have it soft plumbed. but looking to be doig hard plumbing. I just think it looks better than soft plumbing odes. although soft plumbing is easier and easy if you have to tear down or move. I plan on keeping this tank for quite a while. if anyone has a dual corner overflow like the marineland 125 reef ready tank. looking for ideas and pictures.
 
I think I have the dual Aqueon not exactly corner but I did do mostly hard plumbing with soft connections at return pump and drain to give me a little flexibility. I like it. Lots of disconnect points to take apart if needed
 

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