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Current FTS
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33 Gallon Rimless Tank
1/2 inch glass. Eurobraced bottom
36L x 18 x 12high
Corner Drilled Overflow with schedule 80 bulkheads. [large overflow, I did not design it but its extremely large]


Approximately 17 gallon Custom Sump
24L X 12 X 13 1/2H
Drilled W/ Eheim 1260 Return Pump running externally. Can't hear it and absolutely no vibration
Fuge Light [15watt i picked up from a member]


Custom stand

Lighting
24" Solaris LED
Supplemental: coming soon

Skimmer
none
Future: not sure maybe SWC

Rock: 100lbs
Sand - 3+ inch sandbed leaving 8 inches of water

Pumps:
1 Koralia 2
Future: Mp10

Current Fish/Inverts
2 Masked Gobies
1 Tiger Goby
1 Midas Blenny
1 Red Mandarin
2 Occ Clowns
CUC
RBTA

Current Corals:
Frogspawn
Torch Coral
Black Sun Coral
GSP
Mushrooms
Duncan
Zoos
Pipe Coral
Xenia
Toadstool
Ricordea
Sinularia
Rainbow pocillopora sps
 
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THEDLO

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very nice! should that overflow section be in the other corner of the tank?
 
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Some build shots, Big thanks to richie for everything [rkaragozler] he did everything

Drilled Sump, Added Bulkhead, Plumbed Eheim 1260 Externally, Finished Return pump and dorso [still need to drill dorso]

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Brando457

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It looks like that small chamber is meant for the drain and then a skimmer, fuge, return or fuge, skimmer, return. just my observation. Gorgeous regardless
 
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Custom Stand - w/ red mahogany stain.

Added Corner blocks on top and bottom of the stand for added stability. Skinned the back with 1/2 inch plywood and cut out two half circles for ventilation.

Thought i was finished and then Richie explained to me that i needed to skin the top of the stand and use styrofoam. So me an my girlfriends father went back to the garage and cut 3/4 inch plywood to the specs and added crown moldings around the front and sides so the tank could sit flush inside and hide the foam.

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