Anyone have the Finnex "M" tank

[jt481]

I'm looking at different nanos-either the aquapod 12, finnex M tank, oceaninc 30, or other more standard tank. Anyone have the finnex to provide feedback?

 

[jt481]

the rear-

 

[brandon4291]

Ive been watching and hoping someone on our site is using them, I've seen those around the net and they look great. I like how you can use your own driver systems for circulation (and even light retrofits in that standing fixture) and what they give you is a good integration among all the acrylic pieces, I'd for sure consider that if I could find a way to seal it. Thanks for posting the picture references in case we want to go back and buy this bad boy.

b429

 

[jt481]

Im hoping someone on this thread has experience with this tank to provide feedback. Here is some info from nanotuners.com

Finnex M Tank - 20g $269.95 $249.95
ships: 2-3 WEEKS
PLEASE NOTE that these tanks are on Backorder until Feb 12, 2006
20g M-Tank by Finnex USA
Contemporary design bow front acrylic tank (made in the U.S.A)
Fan cooled power compact aluminum fixture with separate controls
Built-in wet/dry filter with ceramic bio-ring media
Unique rain tray filtration design cools water temperature by increasing air contact
High efficiency Venturi driven protein skimmer with power head
Simulating natural environment the M-Tank is the ultimate design in modern acrylic aquariums combined with the latest in biological filtration.

Item No. Dimensions* (L x W x H) Aquarium
Size
(gallons) Lighting
(HQI/Compact Fluorescent) Protein
Skimmer Power Head
(Skimmer) Power Head
(Filtration)
MT-2101 21 x 14 1/2 x 15 7/8" 20 20 1-36W Actinic blue
1-36W Daylight PS-1021
(Venturi) ASF-800
(211 gph) ASF-1300
(343 gph)
Optional
MT-2101Q 21 x 14 1/2 x 15 7/8" 20 2-18W Actinic blue
1-150W HQI PS-1021
(Venturi) ASF-800
(211 gph) ASF-1300
(343 gph)

(*) Dimensions are approximate.