Looking for a new tank!

[hopkins5059]

I am looking to upgrade to a larger aquarium. I am looking for something with a length of no more than 48 inches and a minimum of 90 gallons. I have been interested in a 110 or 150 gallon tall for awhile, so if anyone has one for sale, or knows someone who does, give me a call. Also will be selling my 72g Bowfront when no longer needed. Possible trades welcome. Give me a call at 716-574-3332 anytime. Thanks.

 

[toddmh]

those tall tanks suck for reef tanks,I'd either stick with the 90g or the 120g

 

[hopkins5059]

even with the MH? Problem is I have no where to put a 6 foot tank!

 

[RyanEG]

How about a 120 rimless?

PM me if you're interested.

 

[hopkins5059]

They are nice, but I'm shooting for a wall mounted tank, so not worried about rim or not. How much you asking?

 

[Eastamherstbias]

I would say go for the 120 gallon 4ft x 24 x 24. Not too tall and you will get good MH penetration.

 

[reefboarder]

The 48x24x24 dimensions of the marineland RR 120 are superb IMO. It provides a good common ground for volume and useable space, It gives you extra depth to work with when aquascaping instead of having the linear to the top stack. I also run 2 x 250 MH and 4 x 65 PC actinics and have great growth and healthy beautiful corals. I should mention that I dont have one for sale I am just stating my experience with that particular tank in hope of it making your decision easier.

 

[magdelan]

I have a 120g for sale along with a six foot furniture quality stand. I also have a 40g long sump, asm g4xx skimmer and an iwaki rxt 40. Pm me with interest.

 

[Johnny C]

120G is (IMO) much more practical for a reef tank than anything 30''+ or higher, you'll find yourself getting frustrated when performing maintenance with wet armpits. 120G rimless? Stop teasing!

 

[jfl14609]

30 in tanks arent that bad you just need friends with long arms haha

 

[scuba namena]

i have a 90 gal. rr tank and stand available.