The Red Sea Max Aquarium - Page 7

RHorton · 12-30-2008, 09:17 PM

There are sites selling it for $1499.00 , man they are nice.

steveh · 01-05-2009, 05:44 AM

There's a great diary of the M250 on a few forums, started by "Nightfox". Soon to be posted here! Also check out www.redseamax.com for details of the new M130D and the M250

mnm · 01-05-2009, 07:18 AM

I have the 29 gallon Oceanic Biocube. It works perfect for most lps soft corals except for clams, sps. corals. I have hammer and frogsporn corals, mushrooms, zoos and 40 pounds of live rock. Paid $450 with the stand . Well worth the money and looks like the RED SEA MAX.

steveh · 01-13-2009, 09:39 AM

I think you're mistaking the RSM130 or 130D when you compare it to your Biocube.
The RSM250 is 66 gallons with a host of features. Check out the new video:
Red Sea MAX250 | New from Red Sea

Berly · 06-07-2009, 05:34 PM

Hi Everyone,

I have one. Its a 34gal. Although if your looking at getting one there is a redesigned RedSeaMax 130D. I have the 130 and I have had nothing but issues. Bubble issues, shooting out is mass, bubble issues. I have been on the phone continuously with the dealers and the store I got it from. I find out this week if I can exchange my 130 for the 130D. I might even upgrade if able to the 250/66gal. All the troubles I have been having I have to say this is a beautiful tank!!!!!!!!! Like Troy_S said its a nice piece of furniture!!!!!

RemickJ · 06-07-2009, 07:07 PM

If you are having trouble with bubbles try the following. Get rid of the bag of "bio stones" that they give you. Get rid of the black sponge that they give you and replace it with one that is thinner, or cut the black on in half. I still have mine set up in addition to my 120 and I run my filter sponge on the right side of the tank and a bag of charcoal on the left between the skimer and the heater bay.

TBELT · 07-10-2009, 08:22 PM

I purchsed mine 1 week ago. Set up of filters was a breeze. So far all I have in it is 40lbs of live sand and 40 lbs of live Fiji Rock. It is very quite and the timer on the light is great. Very simple to set. I am taking my time so it will be a few weeks before anything else goes in. The tank set up with stand looks great and does not take up much room. I have the 34 gallon now and if all goes OK I will get the larger one next. I am very new to the reef hobby and thought a plug and play would be my best bet for sucess. Time will tell

Matt Rogers · 07-10-2009, 08:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TBELT

I purchsed mine 1 week ago. Set up of filters was a breeze. So far all I have in it is 40lbs of live sand and 40 lbs of live Fiji Rock. It is very quite and the timer on the light is great. Very simple to set. I am taking my time so it will be a few weeks before anything else goes in. The tank set up with stand looks great and does not take up much room. I have the 34 gallon now and if all goes OK I will get the larger one next. I am very new to the reef hobby and thought a plug and play would be my best bet for sucess. Time will tell

Good luck with your new aquarium! Post an update thread down the road.

Drew · 09-07-2009, 04:55 PM

the red sea max a 34 gal model and a 65 gal which is about twice as wide as the 34 gal.
my lfs has one set up and it is awesome. all the plugs gone into a powerstrip inside the tank (heater, skimmer, pump, lights all included) it has a timmer. the space between the lights and the overflow is very small (unlike the biocube) so fish can't jump in the back.
t5 lighing (biocube has PC). very nice sleak design inside and out and stand. i'm about to graduate and get a teachering position i plan on getting the 65 gal for my classroom. tank with allit has is $1600 i plan on spending another $400 or $500 on a deep sand bed, lots of live rock and sevearal small fish .

i have a 14 gal biocube it was a good beginners tank.

LouisLuvr12 · 10-12-2009, 10:57 AM

drs foster and smith has the max and a great deal and package for 850.00

12-30-2008, 09:17 PM	#61 (permalink)
RHorton Scooter Blennie Join Date: May 2007 Location: Green N.Y. Posts: 1,202 Skin: Classic Karma: 6017	There are sites selling it for $1499.00 , man they are nice. _________ 55 gal reef tank/30 gal sump/ref /Sundial's 4x54 t-5s coralife 65 koralia1,koralia2, powersweep. My tank thread: http://www.3reef.com/forums/show-off...lon-60358.html

06-07-2009, 07:07 PM	#66 (permalink)
RemickJ Bubble Tip Anemone Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 692 Skin: Classic Karma: 3186	If you are having trouble with bubbles try the following. Get rid of the bag of "bio stones" that they give you. Get rid of the black sponge that they give you and replace it with one that is thinner, or cut the black on in half. I still have mine set up in addition to my 120 and I run my filter sponge on the right side of the tank and a bag of charcoal on the left between the skimer and the heater bay. _________

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01-05-2009, 05:44 AM	#62 (permalink)
steveh 3reef Sponsor Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 26 Skin: Mint Karma: 99	There's a great diary of the M250 on a few forums, started by "Nightfox". Soon to be posted here! Also check out www.redseamax.com for details of the new M130D and the M250

01-05-2009, 07:18 AM	#63 (permalink)
mnm Astrea Snail Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 42 Skin: Mint Karma: 112	I have the 29 gallon Oceanic Biocube. It works perfect for most lps soft corals except for clams, sps. corals. I have hammer and frogsporn corals, mushrooms, zoos and 40 pounds of live rock. Paid $450 with the stand . Well worth the money and looks like the RED SEA MAX.

01-13-2009, 09:39 AM	#64 (permalink)
steveh 3reef Sponsor Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 26 Skin: Mint Karma: 99	I think you're mistaking the RSM130 or 130D when you compare it to your Biocube. The RSM250 is 66 gallons with a host of features. Check out the new video: Red Sea MAX250 \| New from Red Sea

06-07-2009, 05:34 PM	#65 (permalink)
Berly Plankton Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 5 Skin: Mint Karma: 1	Hi Everyone, I have one. Its a 34gal. Although if your looking at getting one there is a redesigned RedSeaMax 130D. I have the 130 and I have had nothing but issues. Bubble issues, shooting out is mass, bubble issues. I have been on the phone continuously with the dealers and the store I got it from. I find out this week if I can exchange my 130 for the 130D. I might even upgrade if able to the 250/66gal. All the troubles I have been having I have to say this is a beautiful tank!!!!!!!!! Like Troy_S said its a nice piece of furniture!!!!!

07-10-2009, 08:22 PM	#67 (permalink)
TBELT Peppermint Shrimp Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Tampa Florida Posts: 400 Skin: Mint Karma: 3573	I purchsed mine 1 week ago. Set up of filters was a breeze. So far all I have in it is 40lbs of live sand and 40 lbs of live Fiji Rock. It is very quite and the timer on the light is great. Very simple to set. I am taking my time so it will be a few weeks before anything else goes in. The tank set up with stand looks great and does not take up much room. I have the 34 gallon now and if all goes OK I will get the larger one next. I am very new to the reef hobby and thought a plug and play would be my best bet for sucess. Time will tell

09-07-2009, 04:55 PM	#69 (permalink)
Drew Plankton Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 7 Skin: Mint Karma: 1	the red sea max a 34 gal model and a 65 gal which is about twice as wide as the 34 gal. my lfs has one set up and it is awesome. all the plugs gone into a powerstrip inside the tank (heater, skimmer, pump, lights all included) it has a timmer. the space between the lights and the overflow is very small (unlike the biocube) so fish can't jump in the back. t5 lighing (biocube has PC). very nice sleak design inside and out and stand. i'm about to graduate and get a teachering position i plan on getting the 65 gal for my classroom. tank with allit has is $1600 i plan on spending another $400 or $500 on a deep sand bed, lots of live rock and sevearal small fish . i have a 14 gal biocube it was a good beginners tank.

10-12-2009, 10:57 AM	#70 (permalink)
LouisLuvr12 Astrea Snail Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: sturgis Age: 14 Posts: 67 Skin: Mint Karma: 569	drs foster and smith has the max and a great deal and package for 850.00