Split 20 gallon Nuvo tank for a quarantine tank

[kkircher]

Hey all, I am really building my first large aquarium and researching my quarantine. I originally was going to just use a standard 20gallon tank but found this split 20 gallon. Thinking I may want to quarantine separately what is the general feeling on 10gallon tank for a quarantine? Has anyone had any experience using this guy?

20 Nuvo Concept Encore PRO AIO Aquarium Bundle

Re-imagine your aquarium experience with the Encore! The Nuvo Concept Encore sets aside the typical single theme aquarium setup and invites you to imagine new creative possibilities. With two individual aquariums built into one, you have the ability to create two totally separate environments...

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[mann1139]

Cool concept... but that price.

QT size depends on the size of the fish you plan to QT. My biggest tank is a 60g, and my QT is a 10g.

If I get a bigger DT, I will probably upgrade my QT to match. The bigger fish just trash a 10g too quickly to keep up with the WC, plus the lack of swimming room.

 

[Cell]

This tank came out last year I think and was only $220 for awhile. I almost grabbed one but went a different direction.

Edit - found the thread

AIO Build - IM Nuvo Concept Pro 20 encore

I came across this yesterday and think it's a pretty cool concept. I'm trying to brainstorm different ideas on how to utilize the separate tanks. If you havent seen this before, it's basically 2 separate 10 gallon tanks fused together, but have completely separate plumbing/pumps. I was...

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[kkircher]

Cool concept... but that price.

QT size depends on the size of the fish you plan to QT. My biggest tank is a 60g, and my QT is a 10g.

If I get a bigger DT, I will probably upgrade my QT to match. The bigger fish just trash a 10g too quickly to keep up with the WC, plus the lack of swimming room.

I am concerned with the size as well. My DT will be just under 200g so I have the room for larger fish just haven’t decided how large I will be starting with.
Thanks for the info. Gives me some more to think about.