Pulled the trigger- my new 120

[INreefone]

Well, moving on from the 54 corner. Moving into a 120 that I picked up.
It'll be a couple of months but here are some shots of it.

It is residing on the back porch until the living room gets redone per the wife! 

Tank is an AGA 120 with dual overflows that I picked up used.

The oak stand was made by a cabinet maker.

The acrylic sump was built by an acrylic genius.

[bkvreef]

Wow!  Nice stand!
You realize you just the bar REAL hig for the rest of this build 

[buckster422]

I really like the stand!  The sump is quite excellent as well.   

[Twizted1]

That is a sweet stand. The sump looks like it has never seen water yet.

[micki]

Very Nice!

[The WuSue]

Looking good!

[lazylivin]

Very nice! High expectations for the rock work and live stock now.

[INreefone]

That is a sweet stand. The sump looks like it has never seen water yet.

It's brand new. I had it built to my specs. I wanted as big a sump as possible. It's a 2 piece unit that is setup with the return section in the center. I will upload a pic and explain it.

[INreefone]

Wow!  Nice stand!
You realize you just the bar REAL hig for the rest of this build 

Yeah, but this is going to make a killer colt coral/ pulsing xenia tank! 

[INreefone]

Here is a better look at the sump in it's correct orientation. It's all 1/2" acrylic and it's a beast.

From left to right:
Skimmer section, return section, fuge section

The total inside dimensions of the return and skimmer sections are 28" x 17" x 10" high baffles. Total of 20.2 gallons before equipment
The total inside dimensions of the fuge section are  9" x 17" x 16" high to the middle of the overflows. Total of 4.4 gallons before liverock and DSB.

Total estimated water will be 24.6 gallons before equipment, liverock and sand.