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I think they were. They have a frag version too. I think the only difference is they do t include the screen top.

@Mark... i was looking for that low boy pic above and stumbled on to the pets warehouse site. They have a few companies frag tanks there at fair prices, but you have to pick up. Looks like they have a bunch of NY locations. Might be worth the trip. Dave

So nuts. Well mine will be delivered soon. I’ll let you guys know how it works out. @joetbs did that tank previously survive having water in it or was RAP the first fill? Dave

I guess I was so stunned by what I saw, I missed the frame on it...

@joetbs yhisnis the one you had blow out at RAP? Sorry, I was slow to post...

That wasn’t a low boy, wasn’t that was a much nicer tank?

No sir

You have to drill it. I haven’t done that yet, so I hope I don’t make any $100 mistakes. Dave

@Mark... I'm picking up my low boy from Major League Exotics tomorrow. 24x48x10 for just over $100 is hard to beat....

Sure you don't have to, but it's a disaster waiting to happen...

bye bye starfish.... That sucks, he looks really cool.

I would glue them. If the bulkhead isn't pvc, there is a particular glue (it's green if I remember correctly) to connect to the PVC. Other wise just use the primer and solvent. Takes a few moments, and you have a leak-proof seal. That being said, I forgot to glue the entire drain system for...

Welcome! Is there a website for @Sunny Corals?

Mine do that too.

I get into my truck almost everyday! :dance:

We’ve been at the beach for the last few days James, rays everywhere. Really cool to watch them in the waves on ibsp. Gavin’s girlfriend didn’t think they were so cool when one swam into her (hehehe) yesterday. We’re about to head to the sandbar outside our inlet, somethings always chasing...

Nice tank!

+1 it’s a requirement for a successful reef. You can buy one or build one. The more safeguards the better.

#5 is settling in nice.

There could be many causes. Can you post your test results?