37g

[lucubrator]

I have a 29, but something tells me I want someting bigger that'll fit on the stand. That constraint leaves me wanting a 37g tank, preferably drilled. I can trade the drilled 29, or an undrilled 29. I'd like to know if anyone has had a problem with surface/volume with these tanks, though.
Thanks,
Nick

[obarrera]

I have a 40g drilled,dimensions are 36"x15"16",maybe not exactly but close.

I doubt im ever going to sell it(im going to end up setting it up I think),but I thought I let you know.I have tryied to sell it to like 4 people and I end up not selling it.lol

[REEFWAVE]

i have a 40g to, not drilled. i would trade it for a drilled 29g.
let me know.
-Chris

[lucubrator]

The 20 long, 29 and 37 share the same footprint. I'd love to have a 40, but I have the stand for this size.
http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/tanks-us.htm

[David M]

I have a drilled 37 laying around but it is drilled out the side, not the back. Don't know if you want that. BTW 37's are fine but the 44 tall, which also fits that same stand, is a bear to get good circulation throughout. It's empty now but this is how it was set up.

[lucubrator]

Thanks david, but now that I see it all set up, I think I'll stick with what I have.

[colindoug3]

what is in that tank? shrimps and... mollies?

[David M]

what is in that tank? shrimps and... mollies?

Exactly, it was a breeding tank, the overflow goes to a plankton collector, a small light attracts the larvae to it. In the AM I just remove the collector and wash the larvae into a bowl for feeding to baby seahorses. The mollies I was raising just for kicks, the seahorses never ate them although that was my original plan.

[Dannyboy]

You still into raising Sea Horses? I have a pregnant male yellow Reidi thats getting bigger everyday. I have no clue on how to raise them so they're yours if you want them. If not they will probably be fish food. :(

[David M]

Yes I will take them, sending PM.