Cade peninsula 1200 or 1500?

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I’m upgrading from reefer 170, and I’m trying to decide if I should get a Cade peninsula 1200 (47” long) or 1500 (59” long) in the current space ( see the attached photo. 30” x 60”). Both models will fit in the space but I’m not sure about the maintenance of the sump or even the installation because I will only be able to access the sump area from the side panel of the cabinet, given the orientation of the tank placement. I don’t think I can assemble everything and then push it into the area either because it’s probably really heavy. Any suggestions or alternative options would be appreciated!

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can you open up the side walls that support the stairs. Reframe it so that it supports the stairs and make access doors so you can get to a side and the back? Thats what I would do.. Or maybe the wall to the right but is that a bedroom or bathroom or if by luck a closet...?
 
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There’s no way I’d do that. With either one , you wouldn’t have access to the switch panel, couldn’t change the filter socks, or easily gain access to the back plumbing (should you spring a leak). Not to mention the viewing panels would be blocked by walls.
That’s a good place for a cabinet, or the current aquarium. Not a peninsula
 

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