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So as many people on here my plans continue to change for future tanks. In a couple months I will be moving to a new house and purchasing a tank. Plans have gone from a 500 to 125 to now thinking either a 220 or 225gallon. Down the road I will likely build a giant wooden monster tank in the basement, but the current purchase is for the family room. Price wise a perfecto RR 220 and a Deep Sea Aquatics RR 225 tank are essentially the same price (within $100 of each other). The differences that I can figure is that the perfecto dimensions are 72x24x30 with corner overflows, and the Deep Sea is a 72x27x27 with a large center overflow. I like the look of the 30" high tank, but the extra foot print of the 225 is tempting. I'm not planning on housing anything huge in the tank, maybe a frontosa would be the largest or royal pleco. The other thing is I am not too familiar with the Deep Sea brand and have not found too much long term feedback about them. If you had to pick which would you choose? Thanks for any feedback.
So as many people on here my plans continue to change for future tanks. In a couple months I will be moving to a new house and purchasing a tank. Plans have gone from a 500 to 125 to now thinking either a 220 or 225gallon. Down the road I will likely build a giant wooden monster tank in the basement, but the current purchase is for the family room. Price wise a perfecto RR 220 and a Deep Sea Aquatics RR 225 tank are essentially the same price (within $100 of each other). The differences that I can figure is that the perfecto dimensions are 72x24x30 with corner overflows, and the Deep Sea is a 72x27x27 with a large center overflow. I like the look of the 30" high tank, but the extra foot print of the 225 is tempting. I'm not planning on housing anything huge in the tank, maybe a frontosa would be the largest or royal pleco. The other thing is I am not too familiar with the Deep Sea brand and have not found too much long term feedback about them. If you had to pick which would you choose? Thanks for any feedback.