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Wow, you did not mess around with the equipment. Looking forward to following this and welcome back. Great tank size.

Diver's Den is one of the gold standards in the hobby. If I can't find it locally, they are my first stop online.

It is not far from the airport at all and close to Disney as well. We usually always stop there as their display tanks really are a site to see. Obviously being able to buy stuff is nice as well.

I second the go for it! Couple of quick notes: 1. I would at least treat the wood with something for water proofing given the abuse it will receive over time. I am sure you can go with something clear but I would do something. 2. Look at the glass holes overflow kits, they would be perfect...

AO has it on sale as well.

Congrats guys.

Wow really nice tanks the both of you. Love zoas and nanos so this is right up our alley.

What carbon are you using?

Thank you for the sump shot, some people find that sexier than the tank itself.

Very nice fish.

Very nice, give us a shot of the sump too

Love how small a trio of yellow tangs looks in a 420g tank. Looks awesome.

Correct, I think it is a good solid choice but I would prefer the reef rock more.

+1 This is where we got it as well and you can order it dry.

Marco is solid and we went with real reef rock.

Yes

Deep Sea Aquatics I believe. Tropiquarium I believe works with them, not sure if that is still going on but you can give them a call.

C2C builds amazing tanks but yeah you pay every sent for them. Might want to look up DSA as they have made a few tanks on this forum and if you want to go with a coin flip look at glass cages, they have good prices but their silicon work can be sloppy and the customer support can be lacking...

Can you move to an area with less flow for the time being?

Ouch! Did you call AO, I believe they were having a special on tanks.