Aquatic-Eco Garden Acrylic Tanks?

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Jack Dempsey
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I've had my eye on these tanks for at least 7-8 years. I'd really love to get one of the "Garden Style" ones, put a 3D background on it, and house my convict and some schooling fish. Does anyone have any experience with these? Are they of good quality?

http://www.aquaticeco.com/subcategories/3938/3D-Acrylic-Tanks

Edit: I forgot to mention, the reason I like these tanks is because they give that an above/below water vantage point which I have always loved and is so common in public aquariums. I really enjoy being able to view fish both from above and side views. Anyways... :)
 
That looks like an awesome tank. I would like to get a large one with mangrove roots and Mono fish.
 
Yeah, they're expensive. That's why I'm so hesitant to get one because I've never heard anything about the quality of their acrylic tanks.
 
Isn't there a glass aquarium manufacturer that makes this same shape tank? With the lower front wall? I feel like I've seen one before in a store...
 
I feel like I've hit the deal of a lifetime! I've been really interested in setting up a riparium for my convict, and also converting my turtle tank to acrylic. I went back to this website on a whim today and found that the acrylic tanks are on closeout! I ordered a 48x18x18 (with lowered front wall) for my con's riparium, and got a stand too. Also ordered a 35x18x18 (with full-height front wall) for my turtle, and got a stand. I live so close that ground shipping for all four items was $60! (Unfortunately I can't pick up because my car won't hold these, but if you live close by you can pick up for FREE).

Also, I can now vouch for this company. I went to a huge fish farm in Tampa and they have several thousand acrylic tanks set up by this company.

http://www.aquaticeco.com/subcategories/3938/3D-Acrylic-Tanks
 
Nice I would have got one of those if they won't so expensive and included a cover (bichirs jump...)
 
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