I paid $75 for a used 65G Hagen tank, which I thought it was a 75G
48" x 18" x 20" (but the water can only fill to 18")
48" x 18" x 20" (but the water can only fill to 18")
Got rip off again :(
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not a bad deal when considering how much they are new. cut your losses if u think u got that bad of a deal. well worth it in my eyes.
ALLWAYS, ALLWAYS measure and calculate BEFORE buying. i just looked at a "150" gal tank that was really only a 120 gal
you need to be careful when people sell tanks and what units they are using, ie US or UK gallons.
You're not alone child!
I purchased what was supposed to be a 150G and I got a 135G!
It happens to the best of us!
I purchased what was supposed to be a 150G and I got a 135G!
It happens to the best of us!
Fishes33;2341370; said:I paid $75 for a used 65G Hagen tank, which I thought it was a 75G
48" x 18" x 20" (but the water can only fill to 18")
48" x 18" x 20" = 75 US gallons. I am not sure what do you mean the water can only fill to 18", is it leaking?
haynchinook334;2341388; said:What's the stock.
Home for my Tiger datnoid, at least until I find him a good home. He fight a lot with my other fish, got to separate him.
Pyramid_Party;2342071; said:
reselling it with a metal stand too
imisim;2342522; said:
No leak
From the bottom to the top (including the black trimming = 20") but if measuring the glass is only up to 18"
ummmmmmm i think all tanks are like this. why would you only fill it up to the glass?Fishes33;2342754;2342754 said:Home for my Tiger datnoid, at least until I find him a good home. He's fight a lot with my other fish, gotto separate him.
reselling it with a metal stand too
No leak
From the bottom to the top (including the black trimming = 20") but if measuring the glass is only up to 18"