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![]() Congrats Shelley! I got my bigger tank for my 40th this year. I know I'm not supposed to know this but I will pm you what my family paid for my set up. My stand is from Greg (the Grizz), not skinned but I prefer this (for now). Go see Dave at concept, tell him what you are looking for and see what he comes up with. His pricing and service is unbeatable.
Will you keep your smaller tanks going too? |
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![]() Thanks for the feedback.
![]() I'm thinking, if I were to do a custom . . . Maybe 48x18x18. I have no idea how many gallons that is. I quite like the dimensions of my 40B (36x18x16), but I think I'd prefer if it had another two inches in height, as that would make the ends square versus rectangular. The extra foot in length would be nice, and I like having the length be an even foot, as it gives loads of lighting options that will align nicely with the ends of the tank. The 40B would move into the new tank, as all of my hardware would be swapped over to it. In staying below 120 gallons all of my equipment (except for lighting and heaters) will work just fine on the new system. My NC12 would be drilled and plumbed into this system at some point in time. My 40B . . . I don't know what I'll do with that tank in the end. I also have a 30 gallon, a 33 gallon, and a 10 gallon. They may just all get plumbed together into some sort of frankensystem. ![]() |
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![]() Rather than go for the height I would recommend you go for the length.
That way you would be able to provide optimum conditions for fish may choose to keep like tangs |
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![]() 60x18x18 is gorgeous! I've just found some photos of one. That gives me something to think about. I think that would be around 90 gallons, depending on glass thickness. I'd still want to be able to use my mp10s, so the glass required might be a bit too thick. The MP10s are rated to 9.5mm glass.
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Oh and PS. If you do go custom... I would most definetly look at external overflows!!!! Soo muc more swimming space easy to work on and don't have to hump rock around a big black overflow! |