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So, while being new to reefing, I'm not exactly new to the Aqueon brand, as they've been holding my cichlids for years. Saw an Aqueon Frameless 60 gallon cube for a reasonable price at PetCo. Since they sell them for half price during their tank sales, I thought this might be a good budget tank to start my journey.

Anyone have these Frameless units in any size, or have used them in the past? If so, what are your experiences, good or bad?

Thanks!

Here's the ad for reference:
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petco...DukiTAhdQNcN4wOlNIRoCPuYQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
 
Aqueon is a solid commodity brand that many people use for starter tanks. Personally, I have own dozens of framed Aqueon tanks and they are reasonable for what they are. Good luck with your new adventure!
 

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