red sea max 65 system

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Saw these in person and check them inside and out. Great looking clean tank. You get everything hassle free, and its a pretty tank. Although i would much rather customize my filtration, add addtional, and not pay that much for a 65 gallon. Its great if you don't know much about filtration, or sw tanks and just want one to plug and play for the price.
 
TheCanuck;4187364; said:
Saw these in person and check them inside and out. Great looking clean tank. You get everything hassle free, and its a pretty tank. Although i would much rather customize my filtration, add addtional, and not pay that much for a 65 gallon. Its great if you don't know much about filtration, or sw tanks and just want one to plug and play for the price.
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i have enough SW background to where i could start up a tank, if i do a little more planning, and had money. but it would be better to just go buy a 90 at less than half that price and do it that way? (i must add that ive never done a SW tank, but ive looked into them alot, and have resources to where i could start one)

i will give them that, that the tank looks nice, and is ready to go.
 
TheCanuck;4187667; said:
I would get a 90 saltwater tank with live sand, and live rock all included for 400$

Comes with skimmer and filtration.

Look on craigslist.
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not looking to buy right now. but im always a fan of the clean looking tank
 
nitrofish1;4187933; said:
not looking to buy right now. but im always a fan of the clean looking tank
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lilcorky04;4189996; said:
I posted that for other viewers since it was a great deal, I UNDERSAND YOUR NOT LOOKING TO BUY SOMETHING YOU STARTED A TOPIC ABOUT
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Exactly... he started the topic, and can decide to take what info he wants. If you want others to see a good deal, you can make a topic about it. That is how a forum works.
 
All the reefers in my area with whom I have spoken say this is a nice system. It is geared towards the reefer and as such fits the bill quite nicely. It would save you from having to "make due" with a mish mash of stuff not designed for salt water.

I actually have a 75 RR tank which I would gladly trade (due to space considerations) for one of these!

EDIT: I actually want one of the smaller 30ish gallon systems but still, my point stands.
 
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