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I think this is a 37 gallon tank I’m working with ( I haven’t put any water in it to know for sure) I got a canister filter on hand but I’m thinking about going with 2 HOBs instead I don’t have a light yet and I just bought a jerepet 2100 GPH DC wavemaker I really just been slowly buying the things I need I know patience is a big thing with this hobby. I also have a 75 Gallon tank that when this build is finish and I got the hang of things everything will be going in.
 
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Do you have any pictures of it?
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Do you have any pictures of it?
The sand thats in there is the sand i never took out from the first time. It used to be live sand lol, then i put the live rocks in a bucket with some of the old tank water idk if that helps. That canister filter has a 9W uv light, but it's kind of loud. I got that wavemaker off of amazon like 2 weeks ago, I still don't have any lights that's actually going to be my next purchase I just haven't made up my mind yet.
 
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