40-50 gallon cube?

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Hey everyone! I was planning on buying a 40-50 gallon cube and was wondering if any one knew any good models or designs that are selling with an overflow? Thanks!
 
I have a custom 45 gallon cube from Reef Savvy with a drilled smoked glass overflow. They are definitely the company to go for if the budget allows ;)
 
Reef Savvy did build the tank, although I won it at MACNA. I heard it goes for about $800-900 for the tank and stand, but it is rimless with low iron glass, really a gorgeous tank. I wouldn't have been able to own one otherwise, though :P
 
Marineland sells a 45 gallon cube and you could drill the holes for it, but I'm not sure if there are any that are pre-drilled. Do you know any glass shops around you? They may be willing to build you a tank.
 
Ok, and ya I know someone who owns a glass shop, but I was preferring to buy one already made. :)
 
I have the deep blue edge 57 rimless. I really like the tank. It was about 450-500 for tank and stand. Hope this helps.
 
Mine is 57 gallon but the cube. It is 24x24x24. I have a radion gen2 over it and all is good.
 
Thanks surf side! :)Is it 57 gallons?

The 57 Rimless is indeed 57g, however, it isn't a cube.

Deep Blue sells the Edge 60g Rimless Cube, which is 24x24x24.

Here is my fathers 60g Deep Blue:
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He got the tank dirt cheap. (Like $250 new from a LFS) and built the stand himself. I believe he could've got the pre-made stand from Deep Blue for like $225 from the LFS as well.

It does have the corner overflow, and it has 1 piece of starfire-like glass for optimal viewing.

You can find the info here: Edge
 
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I have two mp10 on it. It is all run with apex neptune. Sumo, reef octopus skimmer, gfo reactor, rox .08 carbon reactor.
 

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