Fifteen gallon rimless

[collegeaquarist]

I'm trying to find a fifteen gallon tank with the dimensions 24*14*10. Does anyone know if there is a company that sells a tank like that, or if I will have to have it made? If I have it made, does anyone know a good place to have it done?

 

[echopiece]

The standard 24x12x12 wont work huh?

 

[collegeaquarist]

That would be fine, I haven't had much luck with finding one. Any specific manufacturure you would recomend?

 

[echopiece]

Aqueon or marineland are good. You can find them at your local petsmart or Petco. Deep blue makes a nice tank as well with black silicone.

 

[collegeaquarist]

I actually own a deep blue 57 rimless, but I have to break it down to go back to college. I looked through the products of the manufacturures you mentioned and the smaller tanks aren't rimless. I finally found one I think will work. A mr. aqua 13.3 gallon bow front rimless aquarium with the dimensions 23.6*11.4*11.4. If I do this tank, I want to put an over flow to skim the surface.

 

[COMEKS5150]

the 13g Mr. Aqua bowfront is pretty nice! and ive seen some people drill them and add a gl*******s nano overflow, or you can find an internal filter like the current usa one, though they do not make it anymore, some companies might still have a few left over!

 

[collegeaquarist]

I like that nano overflow you suggested, because it leaves the tank's usable space close to what it is to begin with. I'm just not sure about drilling the tank. I'm uncomfortable with it because I've never drilled a tank before.

 

[echopiece]

I'm sorry, failed to see you wanted rimless. Just FYI, de-rimming any of the above mentioned is very easy. Plus those tanks are fairly reasonable in price. I do agree though, the mr aqua's are nice with a cleaner look.

 

[COMEKS5150]

practice on a few cheap tanks, its pretty easy just let the drill do the work, and keep the glass wet! im sure you can find alot of videos on youtube, maybe even some of your LFS drill tanks for you.