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Hey all! Im currently searching for a good place to get a 5-8 gallon reef aquarium. Ive been looking all over amazon, given I'm so new to reef keeping. But, seeing so many mixed reviews, I decided to turn to r2r <3

Currently in my tank, I have a long wristed hermit crab, a cerith snail, and an astrea snail. It is a 2 gallon tank, but more tall than it is long. I want a longer tank so I can give my crab and snails more space to roam, as my crab loves to climb but doesnt have a lot of room anymore! Id love some advice and places to get good tanks! Otherwise, I'll have to turn to petco 😢
 
Coralland 8-Gallon Saltwater Aquarium - Ultra Clear Low Iron Glass, 45° Angled Joint Design, Crystal Clear Viewing, Perfect for Marine Fish & Reef Tanks & Freshwater https://a.co/d/aT0Qkko
 
Hey thanks! Ive been looking at fluval, i know theyre pretty good when it comes to marine life. This is the tank I've been looking at! Let me know what you think

https://a.co/d/edf5YpX
 
Hey thanks! Ive been looking at fluval, i know theyre pretty good when it comes to marine life. This is the tank I've been looking at! Let me know what you think

https://a.co/d/edf5YpX
That particular kit is their 5 gallon freshwater version, it comes with a light that's a bit more suite to freshwater plants. It may work quite well for your invert tank, though their 5 gallon marine kit comes with a light that's a little more suited for keeping a reef tank with corals if that's an interest for you (and I think it should be!). Take a look at the first link I posted above, that's Fluval's 5 gallon marine kit. You may be able to get it less expensive elsewhere, check Chewy who often has some good coupons you can apply.
 

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