check out these tanks for me??

[TheApprentice]

http://www.oceanreeflections.com/headings.aspx?prodcat=Aquariums&heading=C.A.D Aquariums&page=1

http://www.oceanreeflections.com/headings.aspx?prodcat=Aquariums&heading=C.A.D Aquariums&page=1

I am not too sure what the difference is between the two of these besides the 70 bucks.

I like this one too...

http://www.oceanreeflections.com/headings.aspx?prodcat=Aquariums&heading=Finnex&page=1

Any suggestions???

thanks!!

My dad and I will most likely be at the meeting on Friday. Just need to know where and when.

 

[TheApprentice]

I realize that the links didn't work right. I am looking at the 39 gallon signature, pro, and complete. I just need some advice on those.

and also the 30 gallon glass from the last link.

thanks.

 

[clayspst]

over priced

 

[jdolores]

I'd go with the CAD Pro series. Brad Villeggiante, thats his name ans username has done alot of research on nano's and he showed me this tank. I like it, that and the Elos nano are the only ones that mimic a large reef setup.

The diffrence between the pro and signature series is that the Pro has a overflow that leads to a real sump under the tank. I think the Signature series has a built in the back filtration system. So basically your limited to the signature series.

I like the setup and again it mimics the large tank setups but just in a smaller version. Kind of funny that nano's to me were 10-29 gallons now a 39 gallon is a nano now ha,ha,ha Check out the Elos nano too. If you can find the setup without the light your money. I don't like the light cause its too white plus it cost alot of money, since it is a led it compliments the clean look that Elos brings to the table. I now there was a sponsor on Reefcentral that had a setup without the light. If your interested in the price I can check my PM's. Good luck.

 

[jdolores]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13726974#post13726974 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by clayspst
over priced

I can agree with Clay too on the pricing. Brad's situation was diffrent since he was limited in powering up a larger tank. If you have enough space look on CL or a LFS thats closing down. You can score a larger tank. But if your limited to space and money to power a larger tank your going in the right direction. =)

 

[TheApprentice]

thanks man. I will take a look and decide for sure. Thanks for the help.

 

[Brad Villeggiante]

Hey Apprentice,

I've done a lot of research on the CAD 39 Pro and it appears to be a solid nano. There were a couple of shipping issues when they first came out, but everything has been taken care of since. Ken at Oceanreflections is supposed to be a really great guy to work with. I've asked him a question as well and he was very helpful. I'm looking to get mine pretty soon. The only reason I'm going with a nano is because the house I am renting was built in the 1920's and it simply doesn't have the electrical capacity to handle a larger tank. If you're interested, there's a great thread for this tank on RC that I can post the link to.

-Brad

 

[TheApprentice]

yeah that would be great. thanks.

I love nano tanks I have 2 right now. I always have to have more than one thing to work on so with aquariums i would rather have 3 small than one big.

haha.

thanks!

 

[Brad Villeggiante]

Here you go:

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1472553

Hope it helps.