Frag tank options

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Instead of a glass or acrylic frag tank I'm looking for a fiberglass or equivalently strong "plastic" tank. In the past I have used rubbermaid stock tanks but I was hoping to find a 48x24x12 rectangle

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A quick web search turned up a fiberglass planter 48x24x12. Website is PBD (planter boxes direct?). The price may not be competitive, though.
 
https://www.aquaticed.com/products/fiberglass-tanks?variant=31620956520501
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I ended up getting this fiberglass tank. The walls are not 90 degrees like they would be in a typical aquarium. Will this be problem for my overflow? I want to install an exotic marine over flow. I was hoping to install the 32 inch but it wont fit.
 

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