Nano cube group buy

eskymick · Apr 1, 2010

Has anyone wished they had a rimless nano cube? In speaking with the owner of Glass Cages, I found that we can have a group buy to save on shipping. As long as we limit the size to a 24" cube or smaller we can have a group buy of 4 units (maybe even 6 if some smaller tanks are ordered) ... sharing the single freight charge between all the tanks. With this, freight would be approximately $15 per unit (based on 4 units).

Examples:

40 gallon 24" x 24" x 16" rimless cube ..... $145 plus $15 freight
60 gallon 24" x 24" x 24" rimless cube ..... $231 plus $15 freight
33 gallon 18" x 18" x 24" rimless cube ..... $208 plus $15 freight
23 gallon 18" x 18" x 16" rimless cube ..... $140 plus $15 freight

Delivery would be sometime in early May.

Of course, this is for the tank only, but I think we can find many DIY stand plans to take care of that ourselves.

I purchased a 135 gallon 36" rimless cube from Glass Cages last summer. I love it !!!

Think about it, and let me know.

Eye candy (indicating size comparison only) ......

mark_molly · Apr 1, 2010

Will they have an overflow built in like in the pictures?

eskymick · Apr 1, 2010

mark_molly said:
Will they have an overflow built in like in the pictures?

No. The pictures are just presented to get an idea of proportion and size. Overflows can be installed at an additional price by the manufacturer.

johnanddawn · Apr 2, 2010

i have a 36" rimless cube of theirs too = awesome footprint
thats a pretty good deal on the group buy -all those sizes would make for an awesome little tank but i have too many already

eskymick · Apr 2, 2010

I was considering a hex for a nano, but I decided I'd rather take the time to get a cube. It provides better viewing (less distortion), better depth, and more opportunity for creative aquascaping.