New Oceanic Tanks?
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I'm with Gomer on this. I paid for that extra piece of mind. I got a bow tank, It seems (to me) that the glass is thicker and molding along the sides were better made. I really don't want to come home one day and see my 'tank' all over the floor.Gomer said:One thing I do like on the oceanic tanks is that they seem to build them better. Silicone is usually nicer and they tend to use nice thick glass. I don't mind paying for that. My oceanic 30g cube was pricey, but I am glad I got it
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I have great interest in these as well. I have always enjoyed the quality that Oceanic brings to the market.
Key to success...Be ALL about Customer Driven Innovation (CDI)!
Key to success...Be ALL about Customer Driven Innovation (CDI)!
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Funny thing, I have three Oceanic 30 gallon cubes, and they are all the same height.
Oceanic changed the construction of these probably sometime early in 2004, because the older 30 cubes are 21 1/4" tall, whereas the new ones are 20 5/8" tall.
Oceanic changed the construction of these probably sometime early in 2004, because the older 30 cubes are 21 1/4" tall, whereas the new ones are 20 5/8" tall.
That's a joke, is it? AGA/Oceanic, the same company, has completely failed to innovate in this market. Innovation with aquarium design comes from overseas. AGA/Oceanic is simply maintaining a stranglehold on the domestic US market and preventing innovation. That is a pity. They could have been way ahead of the curve, but they aren't. There has been demand for rimless aquariums for sometime now....
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No...My statement about CDI was meant as a suggestion for Oceanic. I agree that they have been missing the boat on this one. Rimless tanks in the US market are long overdue.
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