What would you chose, 180 or 220?

[tawney]

hello i have a 100 gal brackish i want a 200 gall afraid my 8 target fish may out grow their 100.

 

[john C]

ok good point about greater volume of water, but i have a 30" deep tank and i hate doing maintenance to the tank i can not reach the bottom of the tank.

 

[Venom]

Obviously the bigger tank wins. You can't really compare a small tank and a bigger tank. Afterall we are MONSTER fish keepers. You could only compare different dimensions of the same volume of water.

 

[carcrazy]

oops

 

[carcrazy]

I also have just gotten a tall 200 g (70"'x24" x28" used fish store custom made). I was doing some aquascaping the other day from a step ladder, slipped and almost went head first into the tank. The jardini almost had a new tankmate.

 

[IITUFFTOBEATII]

220, no question!

 

[edtriou]

30" vs. 24" makes a world of difference in viewing height.

The later just looks like a normal tank, the former is impressive. 30" makes it difficult to touch the bottom for cleaning, but impressive enough where you'll simply get used to using tongs...

Ed

 

[julnj2]

Skip buying from him all together, hes charging too much for both, check this out:

For a $550 brand new 180

http://www.glasscages.com/?sAction=OrderForm&sProdID=AQ_180Wide

Or a 240 for $625 brand new

http://www.glasscages.com/?sAction=OrderForm&sProdID=AQ_240Long

Good luck, I hope you get your moneys worth!

 

[Mystix212]

What retarded galloping dinosaur chose 180G?

 

[Bderick67]

Skip buying from him all together, hes charging too much for both, check this out:

For a $550 brand new 180

http://www.glasscages.com/?sAction=OrderForm&sProdID=AQ_180Wide

Or a 240 for $625 brand new

http://www.glasscages.com/?sAction=OrderForm&sProdID=AQ_240Long

Good luck, I hope you get your moneys worth!

So what do you think these will just magically float to Ontario, Canada for these prices. Plus, not to mention the added expense of, glass tops, lighting, and stand.