What all-in-one would you recommend to a newbie?

[LarryL]

A friend of mine wants to set up a saltwater tank, and he's a beginner so I thought that an all-in-one would be a good way to get his feet wet (so to speak). I also thought if he got hooked on the hobby and wanted to go bigger (or decided to bail out entirely) it might be easier to sell a AIO system later. I haven't shopped for a new tank in a long time so I'm not too familiar with the options that are out there. What AIO would you recommend to a newbie? I think he's looking at something in the 40 to 60 gallon range based on the space he has available.


Thanks!
Larry

 

[Jason203]

A friend of mine wants to set up a saltwater tank, and he's a beginner so I thought that an all-in-one would be a good way to get his feet wet (so to speak). I also thought if he got hooked on the hobby and wanted to go bigger (or decided to bail out entirely) it might be easier to sell a AIO system later. I haven't shopped for a new tank in a long time so I'm not too familiar with the options that are out there. What AIO would you recommend to a newbie? I think he's looking at something in the 40 to 60 gallon range based on the space he has available.


Thanks!
Larry

Innovative marine nuvo 40 , waterbox 50.3 and jbj 65 are great for beginner and expert

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[Wilson416]

80 gallon AIO rimless

 

[reefiness]

Try to start by finding a used system from someone getting out of the hobby. It will make it much cheaper to get his feet wet and less of a loss if he decides he doesn't want to continue

 

[TorchBearer]

Advance Marine Aquatic has a used one