There are already some good threads on here about different tank makers; try doing a search for those. (Search "manufacture" and choose search in titles only)
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I was having a hard time searching, so thank you for that tip!!There are already some good threads on here about different tank makers; try doing a search for those. (Search "manufacture" and choose search in titles only)
Beyond that, tell us more about your space and plans for the tank.
What's your preferred tank length? Are you planning on having a sump? What do you want to keep (fish-wise)?
A lot of people prefer rimless tanks, but you're somewhat limited on size (unless it's braced which, to me, can be less appealing than an open top rimmed tank -- of course, my current tank is trimmed AND braced... Lol).
What's your budget? (Hint - you should probably double whatever amount you currently think you'll need to spend
Are you in an area with a lot of other reefers? Used tanks can be a good option if you do your dye diligence...
Excited for you to start this journey! If you haven't already, check out this article; it's long, but gives you a lot of good info.
The Supreme Guide To Setting Up A Saltwater Reef Aquarium
The Supreme Guide To Setting Up A Saltwater Reef Aquarium This article was sponsored by @MarineDepot at www.marinedepot.com. Introduction The marine environment is one of the most complex systems on the planet. The aquarium you are about to set up is only a tiny sliver of the vast ocean...
Red Sea has had issues, that's for sure. I believe the latest models are ok, but personally would not buy one of their larger tanks -that's just too much water to worry about.
Another solid choice!
How could I forget Planet??
