Are any 60 gallon 24" cubes being made anymore?

[dedragon]

Hard to find a good 24" by 24" stand most are slightly smaller like innovative marine or pressed wood holding it together (THE WORST). I have thought about using the innovative marine stand (23.5" by 23.5") with a 2 inch thick maple table top i have left over and can cut to 24" by 24" or exact dimensions of the scaquarium tank

 

[afrokobe]

Hard to find a good 24" by 24" stand most are slightly smaller like innovative marine or pressed wood holding it together (THE WORST). I have thought about using the innovative marine stand (23.5" by 23.5") with a 2 inch thick maple table top i have left over and can cut to 24" by 24" or exact dimensions of the scaquarium tank

look into aluminum extrusion stands or honestly build your own. I had the same issue with building my 18x18 cube. Most aquarium stands i find pretty underwhelming

 

[dedragon]

I thought about using tenecors kit as I really dont know much about the components for aluminum stands so the instructions will definitely help. The said lead in time will be about 4-6 months so im looking at other places, trying not to drill the tank myself as i want to keep the warranty and also not screw it up and have to get another.

 

[afrokobe]

I thought about using tenecors kit as I really dont know much about the components for aluminum stands so the instructions will definitely help. The said lead in time will be about 4-6 months so im looking at other places, trying not to drill the tank myself as i want to keep the warranty and also not screw it up and have to get another.

check out this guide: https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/guide-to-diy-with-t-slot-aluminum.855/

I dont have the best experience with tenecor and they seem to be a bit rushed with all the products they are trying to get onto the market. I would go with another vendor.

 

[Anemone_Fanatic]

Glasscages and Tenecor aquariums are both good.

 

[ff2807]

I keep finding cube aquariums that are a drop smaller in any dimension (ie red sea or innovative marine) that make the aquarium drop a significant amount in water volume. Ideally I was looking for a 30" cube (90 gallons) but even finding a 24" would do for me as the dimensions of my new apartment wont allow my 36" aquarium to fit.
Anyone know any aquariums that fit the bill? Other than the cade aquariums cube as that is $1000 over what I am trying to spend on the aquarium setup

SCA aquariums

 

[dedragon]

its at least a 4 month wait on the tank for scaquariums, i need it before then as i am moving out earlier than i expected

 

[Lbrdsoxfan]

how was the quality of the stand? Or is it one that will fall apart in a few years?

I built my own stand. The standard mdf stand is meh at best. From what I heard the upgraded wood stand is much better.

 

[dedragon]

just went with the innovative marine 50 ext at 30x 24 x 16, stand can also be used in the future if i want to upgrade to a custom 80 gallon but will work in the area im trying to fit it in just fine. Now to see about lighting this thing up... 30 x 24 is annoying as i size but i think i have a good solution