Which 60 gallon tank is the "best"

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Im curious as to what the general consensus is, custom built stuff counts too, best includes any factor that can make something the "best" (looks, price, quality, reliability, customer service, etc)

Edit: sorry I was a bit unclear, I mean what brand makes the "best" tanks on average
 
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Im curious as to what the general consensus is, custom built stuff counts too, best includes any factor that can make something the "best" (looks, price, quality, reliability, etc)
If I got your question correctly, you're basically asking what is the best type of car. A question like that can not be answered because each person has their own preference. For me, I prefer all in one tanks due to price, size, and maintenance. Maybe one day I will get a big tank with a sump but for now, AIO tanks are my go to.
Each type of tank has some pros and cons (custom included) so find what suits your needs and budget and get it, whether its a plug and play tank or a custom or anything in-between.
 
If I got your question correctly, you're basically asking what is the best type of car. A question like that can not be answered because each person has their own preference. For me, I prefer all in one tanks due to price, size, and maintenance. Maybe one day I will get a big tank with a sump but for now, AIO tanks are my go to.
Each type of tank has some pros and cons (custom included) so find what suits your needs and budget and get it, whether its a plug and play tank or a custom or anything in-between.
Oh i understand that, i feel a phrased this wrong, i'm talking about what brand on average tends to make the "best" tanks per the criteria I listed
 
Oh i understand that, i feel a phrased this wrong, i'm talking about what brand on average tends to make the "best" tanks per the criteria I listed
Honestly, same concept applies here. There are high-end brands and lower end brands but for me, I feel like red sea's stuff is pretty nice. I've only ever owned one tank (my current one) which is a Red Sea Max C 130. It is very old and out of production and I bought it second-hand, however, the back chamber design is nice and I like it. So you might want to take a look into Red Sea's tanks. I think Red Sea actually checks all your criteria. You can always look at reviews to make up your mind about what's best.
 

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