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Hey, all! New to the community. I am looking to get a large system, like a 200g display min. In the planning phase at the moment. I have a 75g freshwater, 32g fluval flex reef, fluval 15g reef and, of course my 20g hospital. I want to get something along the lines of a porcupine, some tangs, etc. so I am looking at some options. Looking for recommendations on the systems I have researched. Looking at about a 72" footprint, but could probably go 80" max.

-Innovative Marine INT 200 complete reef system
-Waterbox Reef LX 290
-Red Sea Reefer Peninsula S-950 G3

Of course, other recommendations more than welcome.

Thanks in advance!
 
You might have seen this link.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/wahoos-200-im.1151082/#post-14226835
Currently it appears WB systems delivery wait is extended.

Although I have never owned a Red Sea product, based on their tank failures and the company's response I personally would not. BUT I believe the model you're considering has been fine.

I have had 4 IM Nanos. Although not big tanks I trust IM products.

Welcome R2R. 🙂
 
You might have seen this link.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/wahoos-200-im.1151082/#post-14226835
Currently it appears WB systems delivery wait is extended.

Although I have never owned a Red Sea product, based on their tank failures and the company's response I personally would not. BUT I believe the model you're considering has been fine.

I have had 4 IM Nanos. Although not big tanks I trust IM products.

Welcome R2R. 🙂
I hadn't seen that! thanks for the link!
 
You should also look into the Eshopps Mariner Tanks, too. Those are very nice tanks for the price!
 

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