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200 gallon DD

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Brand new never been filled. I bought this tank a while ago and since then my wife and I moved in a new home. The deep dimension(36") makes it difficult to place in my house and the wife said no go. I bought the tank for $900 from WWC and I need to get rid of it so I am asking $750, local pickup only. It has a small chip on the left corner about 3/4 of the way up. The chip is less than 1/4". That is why I got such a killer deal. WWC assured me that the chip will in no way affect the integrity of the tank. Two overflow kits are included.
 

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Yes. WWC assured me the chip does not affect the integrity of the tanks ability to hold water. For what it's worth, I would have no problem setting this thing up in my house. The chip is no where near the silicone seam.
 
what are the dims of the tank?
 
Mufret: The chip is on the front. Here are some pics of the chip.
The dimensions are 48"widex36"deepx27"tall
 

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Bump for a great deal. If I was local this tank would be sitting in my livingroom right now. Can believe it hasn't sold yet.
 

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