Apr 23, 2014 #1 jahel318 Reefing newb What's a good site to buy rimless tanks? I would like to upgrade a 90 gallon tank.
Apr 23, 2014 #2 Marines_Wife Reef enthusiast I have never bought from a site. To be honest I am a big believer of local reefing sites, you can get a great deal and not pay a fortune
I have never bought from a site. To be honest I am a big believer of local reefing sites, you can get a great deal and not pay a fortune
Apr 25, 2014 #3 jahel318 Reefing newb OK so I know acrylic is lighter than glass but doesn't acrylic scratch easier when doing maintanance?
OK so I know acrylic is lighter than glass but doesn't acrylic scratch easier when doing maintanance?
Apr 25, 2014 #5 ErinCahir Sausage Wrangler Way easier. You're better off getting a tank locally. Whatever you would save buying online you'd make up for in shipping.
Way easier. You're better off getting a tank locally. Whatever you would save buying online you'd make up for in shipping.
Apr 26, 2014 #6 Marines_Wife Reef enthusiast acrylic may scratch, but you can actually buff the scratches out. In a glass tank you cant.
May 4, 2014 #7 R ReeferRob Reefing newb Have you looked on craigslist? Or checked with one of the manufacturers of the tank you're looking for? I have a DSA and a Deep Blue and love them both.
Have you looked on craigslist? Or checked with one of the manufacturers of the tank you're looking for? I have a DSA and a Deep Blue and love them both.