good deal?
- Thread starter scootrnerd
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It depends what you want it for. It certainly isn't reef ready and you would have to use an overflow or drill it.
What is the objective? I have been looking on CL and found a lot of RR tanks that are large and good pricing.
I always try to figure what equipment I have and what I would need to buy in setting up the new tank...so it has to be worth it to me before I take the plunge. Just my opinions, I am not fond of tanks that aren't RR.
What is the objective? I have been looking on CL and found a lot of RR tanks that are large and good pricing.
I always try to figure what equipment I have and what I would need to buy in setting up the new tank...so it has to be worth it to me before I take the plunge. Just my opinions, I am not fond of tanks that aren't RR.
Scootrnerd: you are much braver than I. I have to left hands when it comes to things like drilling a tank....I am certain that I would generate a crack all the way down the tank. In that case the price is great, about 25% of a new one (at least 1/3 the price of new) and to have found one that is not used is a great find. Before you buy it look at the seams and make sure they are good and I personally would have them fill it while you are there to make sure it doesn't leak. If that all is good, you found a keeper.
What are you going to use it for? SPS, Softies???
What are you going to use it for? SPS, Softies???
softies i haven't graduated to sps or lps yet. i like the look of an all softie tank better personally. and they grow much faster. thats all ia have in my 55 is softies. that will become the sump when i upgrade