Pros cons/presence of a rimless vs euro

[cvrle1]

I know you are thinking glass, but for a 6x2x2 tank I would look into acrylic as well. It should be cheaper than glass, would give you better visibility, and it would be much lighter. Only thing you would have to be a little more cognizant of are scratches, but those are really easy to get rid of on acrylic. Glass, not so much.

[FishyFishy!]

Originally Posted by cvrle1

I know you are thinking glass, but for a 6x2x2 tank I would look into acrylic as well. It should be cheaper than glass, would give you better visibility, and it would be much lighter. Only thing you would have to be a little more cognizant of are scratches, but those are really easy to get rid of on acrylic. Glass, not so much.

I don't know where you're getting quotes from, but I have never seen a quality acrylic tank cheaper than a glass in that size.

[smokinreefer]

for my display i wanted rimless because looks so purdy!

but i just imagined water splashing on the floor more and tons of salt creep to clean in order to maintain the sharp look rimless offers.

i went with eurobrace and am happy with it.
(have never had rimless or eurobrace before)

[WarDog]

I'm giving rimless a go on my new build. If I don't like it I'll just add a one piece eurobrace later.