I was wondering if any one had experience with an Oceanic Tech Series Aquariums as I'm considering getting a 45g and was wondering if it was a quality tank?
Oceanic Tech Series Aquarium
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Oceanic tanks are still arguably the best 'mass produced' aquarium out there.
however, that particular series has an open top design which means that fish jumping could be a problem. designing a lid to fit might look out of place.
you might be better to go with their "Ultimate" line which takes an oceanic glass top.
also they are reef ready which means you will need a sump system set up..
however, that particular series has an open top design which means that fish jumping could be a problem. designing a lid to fit might look out of place.
you might be better to go with their "Ultimate" line which takes an oceanic glass top.
also they are reef ready which means you will need a sump system set up..
Yah I'm trying to go for an aquarium that has pre drilled overflows but as I have limited space i'm trying to go on the smaller side, and the 45 tech series is the smallest I can find that still has pre drilled overflows.
I have one tank up right now but since my house has a lot of window a good spot for fish tanks is limited. The space is about 3 feet long then height and width are fairly open
if you have 3 feet of length to go with, consider the Oceanic 70g size.
its 36x18x25 tall
other manufacturers call this a 65 tall. its one of the larger volumes you can fit in a 3 foot space...
its 36x18x25 tall
other manufacturers call this a 65 tall. its one of the larger volumes you can fit in a 3 foot space...