Scooter’s Lagoon

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Pretty sure this is my 1st post, member for a while learning. Decided to get going on an 80 gallon lagoon. Took down my Marineland cube.

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Finished up all the wire management and arranging the aquascapes. Need my other Hydra still. Now it’s time to build the shroud.

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