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[DUCEFACE]

I am setting up a 75gallon tank in a wall dividing two rooms. Looking for tank with over flow on left or right side without breaking the bank.

[charlie]

I am setting up a 75gallon tank in a wall dividing two rooms. Looking for tank with over flow on left or right side without breaking the bank.

For starters, if you are looking at a full blown reef setup, figure between $30-$50 a gallon. It can be done cheaper, but my theory is you get what you pay for. Buy good equipment at the start, and you won't have to buy more later. JMHO

[gregony]

glasscages.com has glass reef ready 75gallon long for around 350 plus shipping.

[metalhead]

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For starters, if you are looking at a full blown reef setup, figure between $30-$50 a gallon. It can be done cheaper, but my theory is you get what you pay for. Buy good equipment at the start, and you won't have to buy more later. JMHO

Run for the hills!!!

Good point Charlie but don't circle the wagons yet... It can be done cheaper if you buy used equipment, just as long as it's good used equipment.

[charlie]

Good point, but if you buy used, there is no warranty or guarantee. That is one reason I said that. I have had to use both before............it comes in handy.

[metalhead]

Good point, but if you buy used, there is no warranty or guarantee. That is one reason I said that. I have had to use both before............it comes in handy.

Very true and I did not think of that... Probably since I'm too cheap to have ever had that luxury.