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So i am putting a tank in the are below i need all your help! the boss said i could only put a tank here due to previous bad experiences with carpet
:(. Im thinking a 120 48x24, or a 150 48x24x30 or a 125 long you guys be the judges?
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So i am putting a tank in the are below i need all your help! the boss said i could only put a tank here due to previous bad experiences with carpet
:(. Im thinking a 120 48x24, or a 150 48x24x30 or a 125 long you guys be the judges?
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The Landscaping possibilities of a 24in as opposed to 18 inch is a lot better in my experience even if the tank is only 4 ft long. Congrats btw!
 
48x30x24 (30" deep)? I just ordered a 60" version from SCA and can't wait!

If not, I'd do the 120. Great size.

FYI you can customize SCA and do Synergy low profile overflow. More room in the tank and better flow!

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