Oceanic Half Circle 144 Gallon

[tcarswell]

I would go with a standard tank myself. Better footprint and IMO better viewing having seen these setup I agree its hard to find a perfect angle for fish viewing.

 

[KING OZ]

get one of the new 3ft wide tanks they come in 3x3 4x3 and 5x3 I think

 

[ozpkchris]

my standard 180 is 60 long and 29 tall, you should go with something like that

 

[KJB]

nice looking well built tanks, there is nothing really good or bad compared to a standard foot print beyond the usual issues you know about such as total area for oxygen to diffuse etc. I thought they were really overpriced though. I have seen some set up to look great however and I almost got one for malawi cichlids but decided on a standard 5ft long 110 with an overflow to save cash.

as for viewing angle I never really had that issue, I mean its different looking through curved glass but it didnt seem like a real negative, I mean most aquarioms have curved glass tanks and I think they look great.

 

[arapaimag]

Wow it looks like I'm the only one who answered that actually has one. I got mine from Big Al's Oakville in 2007 and really love it. The distortion is of course there at some viewing points but overall it is a lot better than the comments made. Every friend that has seen it has liked it and felt the distortion was minimal.

I have a shoal of 13 elephant nose, a few neon blue rainbows and one black ghost knife in it. I use a FX5 Fluval. Never regretted ever buying it. I got mine on one of Al's sidewalk sales and saved a bundle. Threw in extra lights etc.

 

[cchhcc]

get one of the new 3ft wide tanks they come in 3x3 4x3 and 5x3 I think

X2.......... Those things are AWESOME!

 

[editour2]

check out the Aquavim 180 gal half circle, 60" L x 29" D x 30" H. The stands and canopy are made of wood not particle board. www.4fishtank.com See the Moon View series for reef tanks.