Tideline 62g AIO

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Picked up a tideline 62g lagoon as a new display tank. Couldn’t help myself after I figured out the dimensions were perfect for the cabinet I already had. Also pleasantly surprised on the quality of the tank versus the price. Time for the fun to begin!

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Picked up a tideline 62g lagoon as a new display tank. Couldn’t help myself after I figured out the dimensions were perfect for the cabinet I already had. Also pleasantly surprised on the quality of the tank versus the price. Time for the fun to begin!

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your setup is what I want my parents let me do! tank under the tv!!!
 
Rock is in! Also shout out to Kreative Reefer, I ordered their media baskets & one showed up damaged. Within hours a new one was on the way.
 

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Tank update. Picked up kreative reefer lids, and changed lights to dual nicrew 150W G2. Upgraded return pumps to silent 1.5.Tanks on auto pilot & holding up great! I have noticed that the back sump area seals aren’t the greatest. Caught it while I was draining it for cleaning.
 
Tank update. Picked up kreative reefer lids, and changed lights to dual nicrew 150W G2. Upgraded return pumps to silent 1.5.Tanks on auto pilot & holding up great! I have noticed that the back sump area seals aren’t the greatest. Caught it while I was draining it for cleaning.

How do you like the return pump upgrade? I’m starting up my own tideline soon & considering doing the same but have seen mixed comments about it. Also do you run a up sterilizer on your build? & what issues are you having with the seals?
 

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