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| what's up Tom, this is Joe (swiningbeef from the GP boards too. I bought your old IC core several months ago. It's running great, not a blip of knock!) if by 'cube' you mean 'all in one' such as the Aquapods and NanoCubes, Gary is right about 34gal being the largest. if you mean 'cube' as in tank dimensions are all the same in the actual shape of a cube, they are available but are usually custom built. |
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Wow, small world huh. Glad the IC is working out for you. It always did me good. Anyone know what a custom built tank would cost (55 - 65 gallon)? Like many of you, I am not swimming in money but I want it to be right and I want people to instantly be drawn to it. Thanks Tom |
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| Custom tanks will always be more expensive than standard tanks. If you are not going for the all in one thing, why not just get a standard 55g tank? You could even get a standard 90 gallon for what a custom cube 55g would cost. Just a thought here. |
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