A good tank?

[redfishbluefish88]

Sorry this is long, but I wanted peoples' opinions. I thought it looked good...The website for the tank is:
www.oceanreeflections.com

COST: $117.99

6 Gallon Glass Cube
Offers Panoramic viewing with smooth rounded corners. Provides the ideal dimensions for a mini-reef tank that requires depth for proper rock stacking.

Integrated 3-Stage Filtration
Discreetly hidden with a newly redesigned filter for better surface skimming. Provides maximum space for tank inhabitants. All models now include an output return nozzle for directional flow control. An adjustable 106 GPH submersible pump is included. Mechanical - Sponge filter detritus and free floating paticulate matter. Chemical - Activated Carbon bag removes dissolved organics and odor. Biological - Ceramic Rings & Bioballs provide the ideal environment for beneficial bacteria FISH ONLY tanks.

Fan-Cooled "Flip Top" Canopy
Our new redesigned canopy offers (2) 50x50mm cooling fans that drawout the heat generated by the lamp before it has time to warm up your water temperature. Our unique canopy draws air in through the sides and pushes the warm air through our new ventilated reflector and up through the fans for a cool running cube. Our new canopy sliding track allows for easy lifting and securely holds the canopy in place for routine maintenance. The front of the canopy flips back for quick access for feeding.

JBJ Compact Fluorescent Lighting + Nite-Vu LED Moonlighting
Includes (1) 18 Watt 50/50 CF lamp for daylight operation and (2) Nite-Vu LED moonlights to recreate a rhthymic nocturnal shimmer. Contains an integrated energy-saving electronic ballast within the hood and one toggle switch to control both CF lamp and Nite-Vu LED moonlights. Installed with a German socket lamp holder for easy lamp install and removal. A newly redesigned clear splash guard protects the lamp, ballast, and fans from moisture and water contact.

Dimensions: 11.81" (L) x 13.39" (W) x 11.81" (H)
Capacity: 6 gallons
Power Supply: AC110V-60Hz
Pump (included): 106 GPH
Lift: 1.3m
Lighting: (1) 18 Watt 50/50 CF Lamp, (2) Nite Vu LED Moonlights

 

[KidNano]

I'd recommend going with something a little larger. Being a beginner you don't really know what you want to do with the tank. A tank this small is going to be so difficult for you to maintain and really limit your options. My personal opinion is that these really small tanks are for people that know exactly what they want and how to do it. take it for what it's worth and remember I've only been in the hobby for 5 months, so what do I really know anyway?

 

[redfishbluefish88]

Hey, what you know has helped!