Tank info

[BeastFish1]

Was interested in this tank but was wandering how wide it is and how high. http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/for/3336889623.html

 

[F1 VET]

300gal at 12' long, that's probably 18" wide would be my guess, I mean the sheer length is going to limit the depth and height.

Cool tank but 2' wide would be better, ask the poster to measure it!

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[Gill Blue]

which section? it's a variable width tank.

 

[boldtogether]

Odd looking tank.

 

[strollo22]

which section? it's a variable width tank.

It's the same dimensions. The back glass matches the front glass thus making it equal depth throughout.


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[Gill Blue]

sure doesn't look like it.

 

[Naos1984]

THIS IS ONLY MY GUESS: Based on the look of the giant gourami having no hump but pointed fins that it is a male, the farther side is no wider than 18". The GG will not develop the hump until it is more than 9" in length. The nearer side is about <24" wide since it bulges as the back glass slants WITH the wall. Near the lower third of the tank (nearer the GG), the tank narrows to about a foot in width. This tank should be around 16" to 18" in depth. I based this on the jaw line of the arowana. There is this definite look to very old arowanas past 3' (tapered tail). They have an average 1/6 depth to length ratio. You can confirm that also by the ruins ornament which has a dimension of 16"x11"x11". The arowana should be close to 6" in height while the decoration is 11" height. That gives the probable water volume between 270-330 gallons which the seller approximated. I'd say it is lower than 300 gallons, water volume only.

 

[joe jaskot]

It's going to be fun moving that tank. LOL! Buyer takes all risks.

 

[oscaroo]

That tank is good for fish that are no bigger than 15-17 inch fish. You ould have a ton of mid sized fish in that tank. a 8 ft 300 gallon gives you more options on big fish. That tank gives you more options and more mid sized fish. If I had to chose between an 8 ft 300 gallon and that I would choose the 8 footer.

that tank is probibly about 18 inches in depth.