120-150 gallon?

[Aquattro]

Serioulsy, I'd rather go with a well built 60g than an under funded 150g. Get the smaller tank, and set up a seperate account to start saving for the upgrade. If you get good deals on used equipment for a smaller tank, you would probably recover most of the cost when you sell it down the road.

[Trigs]

alright thanks for the help anyone else have any ideas?

[Trigs]

what do you think would be a good size for a reef? around 50-80 gallon tank, what dimensions?

[JDigital]

I like 75G tanks... I think they are a good size for starting out a reef..

[Trigs]

Originally Posted by JDigital

I like 75G tanks... I think they are a good size for starting out a reef..

yah i really like your 75g, but i use to have a 90 gallon and i dunno i wanna change it up a bit, maybe different dimensions? 70g cube?

[lorenz0]

make your tank as long as your can. i just ordered my tank (48x16x18) and originally i was going with a 40breeder but had to make it a bit longer. last thing you want is to regret not having a long enough tank.

[Trigger Man]

Originally Posted by lorenz0

make your tank as long as your can. i just ordered my tank (48x16x18) and originally i was going with a 40breeder but had to make it a bit longer. last thing you want is to regret not having a long enough tank.

I agree, personally I would made the tank as long as possible, then worry about width, then height last. My tank is 24 inches high and it is a bit of a pain for cleaning.

[JDigital]

Originally Posted by Trigs

yah i really like your 75g, but i use to have a 90 gallon and i dunno i wanna change it up a bit, maybe different dimensions? 70g cube?

Thanks!

I could always show you a design I made for a 144G tank... but then I'd have to kill ya!

[Trigs]

Originally Posted by JDigital

Thanks!

I could always show you a design I made for a 144G tank... but then I'd have to kill ya!

hahah hmmm, i think ill take my chances with a 50-75g