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11-19-2013, 05:14 PM
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in all honesty theres so much more that can be done with the standard all in one designs, concept is now offering a wide selection of custom all in one designs, these can be full setups or tank only and are completely dedicated with keeping a reef in mind , while other AIO's are mass fabricated in another country and are designed for the public as a whole , ours is designed to YOU and what YOU want to achieve in your reef journey  lately weve spent alot of time designing a line of all in ones with some of the best retailers and reef minds in canada and we have came up with some cool custom concepts. these could be high end or low end and no being stuck with certain dimensions , we have real in sump skimmers,top of the line lighting and can offer great quality equipment to run these tanks. our AIO's can include quality skimmers filter sock trays ecotech vortech chambers ATO's return chambers and the list goes on including media baskets , built in reactors and all the high end features including one piece euro braces, starphire glass and mirrored finish polished edges. anyone interested in an all in one design please contact me and we can figure out whats right for you  how about a all in one drop down tank??  cheers denny 
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11-19-2013, 05:40 PM
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To make a suggestion on what YOU want we'd need to know a lot more about your expectations.
If you're asking what me as an individual would like more then I'd go with the 130D. As a total package it is very appealing and I love the exterior designs. I'm not a fan of the T5 lighting, too much maintenance on bulbs, but it wouldn't scare me off. From what my friend has said a person would likely need to swap out the skimmer right away and maybe add a wave-maker if you want the ocean motion.
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11-19-2013, 07:09 PM
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Definitely the 130 is a better choice in my opinion.however, do do the mods like a better skimmer, add more flow, led upgrade maybe, and a media basket.
The 130d is going to be phased out soon and replaced with a similar product in terms of size and lighting. There are lots of used 130s out there And one can even drill the bottom to do a hidden overflow inside the rear chamber, larger sump in the stand, etc. Have a read thru at reefsanctuary.com for the dedicated red sea tanks. Once you like the hobby, decide upon a bigger tank.
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11-19-2013, 08:49 PM
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11-20-2013, 02:37 AM
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