Red sea or waterbox secondhand

[Dom]

Because they are the biggest and most successful brand globally and people tend to hate them because they think they are too expensive. A bit like people hating on expensive cars but secretly they drool over them.

No... because they manufacture defective product and refuse to own it.

When you spend over $5000.00 on a system, you have a reasonable and understandable expectation that its water not leak out... or should I say pour out.

Again, search "Red Sea seam failures".

 

[Naekuh]

Because they are the biggest and most successful brand globally and people tend to hate them because they think they are too expensive. A bit like people hating on expensive cars but secretly they drool over them.

Are you comparing a red sea to a supercar?

Yea they are as reliable and fragile as one.

And no I do not drool over a red sea.
I have a IM and was looking at Waterbox before my IM.

My IM in your definition would then be a daily driveable hyper car, and not a normal supercar.

 

[QuinnLee512]

Dang I'm trying to pull the trigger on either a Red Sea 350 G2 or Waterbox 110.4. I'm looking for a tank that's 48 x 20. Not every manufacturer makes a tank that size. I was leaning towards the RS but now I'm not sure.

 

[NorCalReefing]

I’ve got the 750xxl. Took a while to get bc they were redesigned after all the seam issues. Personally love my tank but understand the concern out there from people above. Here is my build thread if interested. https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/redsea-reefer-750-renovation.1022522/

 

[SVTChili]

Are you comparing a red sea to a supercar?

Yea they are as reliable and fragile as one.

And no I do not drool over a red sea.
I have a IM and was looking at Waterbox before my IM.

My IM in your definition would then be a daily driveable hyper car, and not a normal supercar.

I think you’ll find biases from the opposing team no matter what. Kind of how Ford guys say Chevy sucks and vice versa.