These are referred to as seamless bow fronts by many manufacturers.

The curved corners create a sort of bow.

Not that it really matters...if you buy it, you can call it whatever you want to.

Drilled tanks suck ime.

I'm in the minority, but I love the ease of cleaning and significantly less real estate required offered by an overflow.

Lots of fish also love hanging out underneath it...,assessors and grammas in particular.

Not sure if it's tempered.

I personally like the pussy cat

Drilled tanks are great (that's my opinion)
Yours should be an opinion not a statement lol

I am not looking to debate the merits of overflow versus drilled.

Been there, done that....do a search.

Nor would I care to debate the imagined differences between an opinion and a statement.

This tank and stand are pending.

Light still available.

Tank and Stand both for sale.

Open to offers this weekend.

Once I put the new floor in one part of my basement, I won't be so motivated to see this gone.

Hopefully done by Sunday...

I'm around all weekend.

bump.

This is not a bow front bow front indicates that the front piece of glass is shaped like a semi circle or a lesser angel

It is however an awsome looking tank

This has already been addressed.

The is a seamless bowfront.

This is what the manufacturers who make them call them.

Try using your google.

It can help prevent you from looking like an idiot....so will reading a thread in it's entirety to ensure you aren't just repeating the same useless thing someone else already has said or asked.

I will say again, you can buy this tank, and call it whatever your uninformed little heart wants to call it.

While I own it, I will call it the same thing the manufacturers do...

A seamless Bow Front.