60g cube question

[Sexytang]

I’ve found a rimless 60g cube forsale online for a good price but haven't picked it up yet. Was wondering if you can see a huge difference between 32 biocube and the 60 cube

 

[justin330]

I mean you’re almost doubling your water volume. Heck yea you’ll notice a difference! Iv never had anything smaller than a 75. But when I went from 75 to 90 it was a big difference. Params were a little easier to maintain as well. I say do it!

 

[Sexytang]

Anyone

 

[Aquavaj]

Not exactly a 32->60 but went from 29->50 and it is quite noticeable. Even with the internal overflow there was much more depth to work with as well as not being confined to the rear space of the AIO design.

 

[Reefering1]

Sounds like almost double the size.. is this a trick question?

 

[CasperOe]

Well Justin did reply to you and hit the head on the nail! What more do you look for? Aye it makes a difference! A big one.. Size alone!

 

[CBonito]

All I'll say is cube tanks are awesome and the bigger, the better.

 

[Sexytang]

Woman told me it was 3ft by 3ft. What would that make it not 60g

 

[Sexytang]

Hard to tell by pic but does it look like 60g or bigger

 

[Aquavaj]

Definitely not 3x3. Does look like 2x2x2 which would make it 60g. Should ask her to get exact measurements. Also I'd look closer at that back corner seam. Looks like a chip near the top and at that bottom corner or it could just be a bad pic.

 

[Lbrdsoxfan]

24" x 24" x 24" would be a 60g.

30" x 30" x 24" is a 92g

24" x 24" x 30" is a 75g