Tank Recommendations - AIO

[harpham]

Hopefully in the right category, however just wanted to get any feedback on the type of tank that i'm looking at.

I'm pretty restricted on space and i'm keen to get an AIO that fits on top of a cabinet that we already have, which means i'm limited to 45cm depth.

I am keen on this tank, as I understand that Red Sea are a quality brand: Red Sea Max Nano Cube G2 Aquarium Only

However, are there any other AIO options that are great quality, where I could potentially go slightly wider, but keeping the 45cm depth still? Keen to review all options available before pulling the trigger! If I can get a slightly bigger tank now, I would prefer to. (We did even consider the Red Sea Peninsula, but having it sideways on, however we thought it might look a bit strange that way!)

Thank you in advanced!

 

[Hot2na]

IMO....make your own.. there are AIO kits you can buy...then find a tank that fits the space

 

[harpham]

Thanks Hot2na.

I’m a total newbie to this, so the draw of an AIO is that it will help me keep it as simple as possible and make sure I have everything I need for happy fish & coral (albeit my current list of things to buy is massive and ever growing!..)

 

[dellinwood]

I started with a 32g biocube and it was such a simple set up. No evaporation and a few custom items out there you can buy. Great way to get into the hobby and the marketplace has several used ones normally. Otherwise Waterbox is another higher end brand to look at

 

[Gumbies R Us]

I have a Red Sea Max Nano AIO 20g. Have never had any issues with mine!

 

[dangles]

Innovative Marine makes some good AIO tanks. So does JBJ (from what I’ve heard). I’m not sure if they have ones that fit your size restrictions but they’re both worth checking out. I had an IM 50 gallon AIO that I really liked.