I had not seen these. What a great QT or sump that would makeThere is also a NEW 60 Breeder from Aqueon which is ideal if you dont want to go to a larger size.
There's also the 4'x2'x16"H 80 gallon low-boys from at least one manufacturer.
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I had not seen these. What a great QT or sump that would makeThere is also a NEW 60 Breeder from Aqueon which is ideal if you dont want to go to a larger size.
definitely missed these!AIO 65.4
MarineX110 is 80 gallon display
The Red Sea 350 73g and 47" wide, the XL425 is 88g and 47" wide. These are DT sizes not including sump gallons but either of these can support smaller tangs like a bristletooth. I love my XL 300 but at 36" it is not sufficient for a tang.thanks all! after doing some further research I'm starting to like the Waterbox tanks.
My concern with a lot of these all in one Red Sea/ Waterbox tanks in the 75-90gallon range is the length of the tanks and wanting to keep tangs. Most of them are only 36 inches across. This seems like a challenge with the length of swimming space for the tangs. I don't intend on going larger that 90 gallons, so it seems like a 48in tank wont be possible.