Looking for a shallow reef ready tank

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I live in Alabama, but I am willing to drive a reasonable distance for a tank....I am Looking for a shallow tank....about 5 or 6 foot long and 30 inches wide or a little more....height not sure...probably 18 inches or more.....has to be drilled and reef ready....just pm if you have one or know someone that might! Thanks!
 
Just tank....I guess possibly a stand but depends on price and condition....I have a 180 now and kinda just want to transfer it over or trade if it's worth it for both sides
 
Ok I may have someone wanting to sell. I will let you know.
Any word yet on the tank? By any Chance do you know the dimensions? Is it glass or acrylic? Rimless or rim? Doesn't really matter but just curious....
 
Any word yet on the tank? By any Chance do you know the dimensions? Is it glass or acrylic? Rimless or rim? Doesn't really matter but just curious....

No word yet. Left him a voicemail. It was a glass tank. It did have a black rim. I believe it was 5ft x2ft.
 

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