biocube/ aquarium question

[reefpanda]

everything you just listed has happened to me a multiple amount of times
ever since they made everything cheaper its been breaking
my bro has a bio-cube and his works perfectly hardly any troubles. i got mine like 5 or 6 months after and within the first week things were breaking down. its a real disapointment to spend so much money on something and then have it break down. im thinking about getting a bigger tank but i have no money now cause i spent it all on my BIO-CUBE.
if/when i get a new tank what thing would you suggest getting for a new tank

 

[yote]

For going bigger,I'd try for at a 4ft tank.something around 75 gallons or more.
As big as you can afford and have room for.

 

[reefpanda]

have you heard about the red sea aquarium
is it made from the same company as bio-cube oceanic?
would that one be better
i know its more expensive but i love saltwater aquariums and any price is good to pay for an aquarium....im just mubbling on

is it also true that the larger the aquarium the better

 

[yote]

I like the Red Sea systems.The Ecocubes are great too,but a little more pricey.
We've got one of the Ecocubes set up at the store.Its got a 150 watt HQI light,automatic top off,all the bells and whistles.Its actually been running for about 7 months now with no problems what so ever.


And yeah,the bigger the tank,the easier it is.Bigger system offer more water to dilute the mistakes we make on our tanks.Plus the bigger,the more stable the waters going to be.

 

[reefpanda]

i like the red sea tanks too i've been doing research on them
so its most likely ill get the 34 gallon
but if i wanted to get the 66 gallon
would you suggest it?

 

[yote]

Yep sure would.Their nice tanks,look good,and are easy to maintain.

 

[reefpanda]

which one 34 gallon or 66

 

[dustin_P74]

go as big as you can afford

 

[reefpanda]

that makes sense hahaha
dont spend money you dont have

 

[reefpanda]

THANK YOU GUYS VERY MUCH
ill update you when things change