Marine land tanks any good?

[shane reef]

Have the chance to get what I think is a great deal on a 60g cube made be marine land for 200 bucks. Are these tanks any good?

 

[whosurcaddie]

They will hold water if that's what your asking. All kidding aside they are on the more affordable side of the spectrum but they are good tanks. Their larger tanks IMO are better than their smaller tanks. You will be fine with Marineland.

 

[ghellin]

love my Marineland 180.

 

[texdoc77]

I have a 55gal that is not predrilled and cannot be drilled, but I like it very much!!

That said there is nothing (except maybe lighting) that will affect the way you reef more than the size/shape of your tank. $200 does not sound like a once in a lifetime deal, unless there are more components you have not mentioned.

If you are not set on the size shape and are just worried about letting a "good deal" go by, i'd pass. There are plenty of fish in the sea, lol. See what I did there?

Good luck!!

 

[Ls2Goat]

They are one of my go to tanks, I've used them as small as 5g and just recently picked up a 200g DD reef ready for my next build!

 

[Kies1]

Love my 90 gallon marineland reef ready.

 

[Cosmojo]

The only real complaints I have ever heard was their 300 DD had an issue with the center brace. Other than that, you should be good to go. My favorite thing about them is their overflows, very easy to see if anything gets stuck inside if you're missing a fish.

 

[Sounds Fishy]

They have a lifetime replacement warrantee.

 

[Cosmojo]

So do pretty much all tanks as long as you don't drill an undrilled tank