ReeferNoob 180g DT Build

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Hey all, so my last build progress for my 120g hit a snag. I found a very large chip that the previous owner had covered with a ton of silicone on the edge of the bottom panel. Found a 180g near me and well here I am with a new build thread!! Removing the cosmetic seams to redo them and clean them up. I’ve drilled for a @modularmarine 2400gph overflow which is just straight stunning!! Can’t thank them enough for what they did and the emails/questions were answered in a spectacular timely fashion. I HIGHLY suggest them and they will only be used for any other build I do. Here’s three photos of the overflow resting in place with plenty more to come as I build the 75g sump and finish up the tank.
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Good luck with the new build. Signing up to follow along.
 

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