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Hey all!

European interested in starting small, own, oceanarium.
Kept fresh water life until now.

Considering buying new tank and setting it up - looking for tips/experiences other had with process and specific brands.


all the best
 
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Hey all!

European interested in starting small, own, oceanarium.
Kept fresh water life until now.

Considering buying new tank and setting it up - looking for tips/experiences other had with process and specific brands.


all the best
Welcome! Nyos, Innovative Marine and Eshopps make really nice setups. I just got a 100g Eshopps and its incredibly well built.
Nyos and Eshopps are German companies. Ive had both tanks.
 
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Welcome to Reef2Reef!
 
Welcome! Nyos, Innovative Marine and Eshopps make really nice setups. I just got a 100g Eshopps and its incredibly well built.
Nyos and Eshopps are German companies. Ive had both tanks.
im from Poland, will research!

was looking into redsea v3 tanks, but failed of 1st and 2nd gen are kinda worrying...
altho still not convinced


Thank you all!
 
If waterbox is available in your country, they are well regarded, as is innovative marine.

I’ve heard Nyos is good as well, and I think they are more available in Europe.

Red Sea is very attractive packaging, but as you noted, they have a bad rep for failing.
 
If waterbox is available in your country, they are well regarded, as is innovative marine.

I’ve heard Nyos is good as well, and I think they are more available in Europe.

Red Sea is very attractive packaging, but as you noted, they have a bad rep for failing.
will research!

many thanks
 

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