FS: frameless eco cube 18" aquarium setup

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Used. This aquarium setup is very similar to the Current Solana 34 gallon cube aquarium. It's just a bit smaller at 18 by 18 by 18 inches about 25 gallons probably. It was marketed by Drs Foster and Smith though made by Current. It uses the same stand and integrated filter system as the solana. Therefore, the top of the stand has bubbled as that model commonly did. I will provide a sheet of styrofoam to make sure the tank has a evenly distributed base. It comes with a glass top and has clear 6 mm side panels fused at the edge for the rimless look. The filter system hides behind a black plastic back and houses a skimmer, bio area, return pump, and two small fresh water refill bottles. Everything was used though in working order and scrubbed clean. The stand is 20 by 20 and 32 inches tall. $160. Downtown Nashville.

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