Looking for cube tank

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I am in the market for a 30 or 40 gallon cube drilled or not. Looking to build a display refugium and plumb into my main display tank.
 
Sounds like you are already in the game. If your looking for all in one with refugium capabilities, basically add salt water, the Biocube 29 is a great option.

If you plan on plumbing it together to your main display tank I would buy just a 30g glass tank and call it a day. You dont want to spend $250 on a Biocube if your going to drill on it. Spend less than 100 and buy a simple glass tank. Best of luck to you!
 
No biocube. Just looking to see if anyone has a 30 or 40 gallon cube for sale. It will plumb into my main display for more water and a slower flow area for Macro algae soft corals and sea horses.
 
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