75g build.

Tank is getting drilled tomorrow, if I all of a sudden stop posting it means I cracked the tank and I killed myself.....til later.....hopefully.

Edit: Also, since it's already getting three holes drilled for the bean animal, I might just drill the overflow box too and run it externally. We will see.
 
Im still deciding on whether or not I am going to run the overflow internal or external. But, I Got my return pump in. It's a Jebao DC6000. I am going to run it externally. Will get it plumbing to the sump tomorrow.

 
Only thing is, the overflow is only 36"x4"x4". The way I did the aquascape is, there won't be any rocks against the backglass, actually there is 5" space between the rocks and each side of glass so as far as corals go that shouldn't be an issue. And the overflow only displaces around 2.5g of water. I honestly am probably just going to run it internally. It being made out of glass shouldn't cause too many shadows. Also, got the return pump plumbed to the sump today.


 
Yup that's one of many lol. Looking good!

Dude, this looks like a brand name sump. After seeing this I WILL come to you for any future acrylic needs. Actually, I need an acrylic ato resovoir made. If that's something you think you can do I'll figure out the measurements.
 
Did a quick mock up of the return plumbing. Still need to make a few adjustments, add the ball valve and glue it up.






Also picked up a wp-25. I'm either going to run a wp-40 or another wp-25.


Also, if the weather is decent tomorrow I am going to try to get the tank drilled, with the help of RockyBottom. If all goes well I think it should be cycling by next weekend.
 
Tada! Thanks to Jason (RockyBottom) we were able to get the three drain holes drilled, I must say it was much easier than I would have ever thought. Need to wipe it down a bit but no more daylight and it's dinner time lol.




 
It should be wet within 1-2 weeks. Just need to clean it up a bit, silicone the overflow on. I also have a few touchups to do on the stand, just from moving around. Put the tank back on the stand, plumb it and throw some water in. Soon.......very soon.
 
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