Rebuilding my 120

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I had a 120 gallon that I had up for quite a while then I had to break it down. I recently decided to kick it back up. I am planning to build this one out as a clown harem tank. The tank wasn't originally drilled and I hated my HOB overflow and so I got an Eshops Eclipse L and drilled my own bulkheads, and this was easy and awesome. The only downside to this method I have come across was the drain bulkheads in the box should be re-seated before you fill it as it was not seated properly and it started to leak. Once I re-seated these there was no further issues.

The lights are a 48" ATI 6 bulb fixture (came used with bulbs so I don't remember the bulb config).

My sump is a custom acrylic sump made by some the guys at my LFS. I am currently running a coarlbox skimmer, eFlux dc pump, and 2 Jeabo power heads in the tank (I am going to switch to eFlux once these die).

I am currently having a canopy built currently to mount and house my ATI Fixture. The tank just started cycling and I wont start stocking it the end of April/beginning of May.

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