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edsbeaker · Apr 20, 2025

Hello and welcome!

1112-425XL · Apr 21, 2025

Ocean_Queenie · Apr 21, 2025

Hello & Welcome Zoe!

Fish Styx · Apr 21, 2025

Greetings and welcome to the reef!

GoAskAlice · Apr 21, 2025

tharbin · Apr 21, 2025

Welcome to R2R! 40 gallon is a nice size to start with. A 40 Breeder is a very specific size (36" long by 18" deep by 16" high) It is a great tank size but not commonly available as an AIO, although you can silicone in one of several AIO conversions that are available. I think Cobalt and Fiji Cube made some 40 Breeder AIOs but I haven't seen one in quite a while. The first tank that comes to mind for you though is the Innovative Marine 40 like @Anna K has. You can check her build thread to see if you like the basic dimensions.

ShakeyGizzard · Apr 22, 2025

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