As expected its a Red Sea and it's about 4 years old. I don't know when this started to appear. Should I wait to see how this expands . It's doesn't look bad but I am worried.
Unfortunately we all know how the redsea leaker ends… that appears to be coming apart man and I’m sorry… sigh…. It’s not bad yet you might have a little time but I’d be looking for a new tank asap!
I got a glass cages and no complaints…
What's the price point of glass cages
Way more than Red Sea as they are custom made and will usually end up triple what a mass manufactured one would be once you factor in shipping and labor/equipment. They are all custom and super high quality but I recommend Waterbox if you aren’t looking for a custom build.
Ummmm that’s false! lol…. Maybe a tens of thousands of gallon tank! I’ve seen pricing and a 400 gallon glass cages wasn’t even close to tens of thousands of dollars..
I should’ve clarified either way it’s extremely expensive. Like double to triple what you would pay for a mass manufactured one of the same size. My school tank was a 120 Glass Cages and they sell for around 3-4K. It all depends on the upgrades though.Ummmm that’s false! lol…. Maybe a tens of thousands of gallon tank! I’ve seen pricing and a 400 gallon glass cages wasn’t even close to tens of thousands of dollars..
No, not again with Cookie cutters for sure. Price is high yes. But have peace of mind with Glass cages or Cade or planet aquarium
check out waterbox too!
Very comparable to redsea and much better quality.
Why not? I love my Waterbox actually. Red Sea is honestly the only one that has major issues and that is frequent and apparent among many. But if you have the money go for it.
I still think it all depends on upgrades etc. but Red Sea either way has proven to be horrible and leak way too much. But I love my Waterbox. But yes quality I won’t argue with as custom tanks are usually much better since the tank is well custom and made by hand etc.
One side happy about getting new tank and bigger. On the other side, now have to go from scratch, lot of encrusting corals that I have to move. That's the pain now I am even worried
You’ll be fine… grab a couple large coolers or a bin and move everything over the same day you drain the current tank and have it back in the new tank within a day or 2… shouldn’t have any loses with your current rock.. use new sand and new water.
