SCA 100g Long - New Build

Got around to doing some wire management now that everything is hooked up. Decided to hang the aquatic life fixture since I took it down to install dimmable ballasts anyway. Looks cleaner and much sturdier then using the old kessil arms. Also ordered a little electronics stand off Amazon to mount the power bars and shove the wires in. There was enough room for the dosing container so the pump will sit behind the board where I have the gyre and skimmer controllers and will run down a wire cutout and out the back of the stand into the sump. No more splashing water on the electronics.

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After fighting Dino's and Cyano for the last 5 weeks the tank is finally cleared up. Since I lost all the sps during the tank move, I figured now was a good time to get some replacements and I may have went a bit overboard. Thanks Cornbred and AquaSD.

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Been meaning to update this thread for a while, life got busy. Here's a progress pic until I can get into some more detail with a longer post.
 

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