I'm in the process of trying to figure out what kind of corner tank to get for this one area of my house. I would love to go Tenecor since they have the matching wood finish and stuff that would match my floor.
However, as you all know, tenecor can be prohibitively expensive for some of us.
And yes, I am not a true die hard reefer who is willing to take out that second mortgage on my house to finance a much larger dream tank.
Anyways, I was wondering who else makes a nice corner tank that also matches up with that nice "natural" wood finish from Tenecor.
I saw a 70 gallon Tenecor pentagon with stand and canopy all for a package deal of 1275. Of course it was a floor model that various people had bumped and scratched several times, but it was still reduced 225 dollars from its original retail price. How has experience been with you for Tenecor and can acrylic really retain that much value even though it's been sitting on the floor for almost a year and has various scratches and chips?
A company by the name of Perfecto makes a pentagon corner that I liked, but the last thing I need is a saltwater waterfall rolling down my staircase when I come home so if anyone has comments on the reliability of some companies over others then I'm all ears.
I know Oceanic is good stuff too but their corner tank only comes in black. The whole natural wood thing is very, very important to me. Well, not to me, but my girlfriend and if she doesnt like it then the new tank probably wont happen. It "has to blend in with the rest of the room's decor."
However, as you all know, tenecor can be prohibitively expensive for some of us.
And yes, I am not a true die hard reefer who is willing to take out that second mortgage on my house to finance a much larger dream tank.
Anyways, I was wondering who else makes a nice corner tank that also matches up with that nice "natural" wood finish from Tenecor.
I saw a 70 gallon Tenecor pentagon with stand and canopy all for a package deal of 1275. Of course it was a floor model that various people had bumped and scratched several times, but it was still reduced 225 dollars from its original retail price. How has experience been with you for Tenecor and can acrylic really retain that much value even though it's been sitting on the floor for almost a year and has various scratches and chips?
A company by the name of Perfecto makes a pentagon corner that I liked, but the last thing I need is a saltwater waterfall rolling down my staircase when I come home so if anyone has comments on the reliability of some companies over others then I'm all ears.
I know Oceanic is good stuff too but their corner tank only comes in black. The whole natural wood thing is very, very important to me. Well, not to me, but my girlfriend and if she doesnt like it then the new tank probably wont happen. It "has to blend in with the rest of the room's decor."
