US pricing for Red Sea Max S 400, 500 and 650 revealed, available to Americans very soon

By on Oct 12, 2011

When the Red Sea Max S 500 was first spotted at InterZoo in Germany last year, we knew that it would be a long while until this model enjoyed the same global distribution as its predecessors the Red Sea Max 130 and 250. What we didn’t know is that the 135 gallon Red Sea Max 500 would be flanked by two additional models, the 110 gallon Red Sea Max S 400 and the 175 gallon Red Sea Max S 650.

With five different sizes in its arsenal, the Red Sea Max line of all-in-one reef aquariums is now the broadest in the industry with the newest and largest three models being also the most modern production AIO reef aquarium on the market. Thankfully now we also know how much the Red Sea Max S series aquariums will cost for Americans.

So you remember the pricing of the Red Sea Max S series for the UK market and the direct conversion of Great British Pounds to US Dollars? That was a doozy but the new actual pricing for the US aquarium market is actually a lot more palatable. The suggested retail price of the Red Sea Max S 400 will cost $3,799, the Red Sea Max S 500 is listed at $4,299 and the Red Sea Max S 650 is $4,799.

The cost of a full blown reef aquarium set up has come down quite a bit in recent years, and once upon a time you could have spent half the cost of the top-of-the-line Red Sea Max S 650 on the lighting alone, only to get a handful of mogul base halides and six foot VHO tubes. Some of the first few units of the Red Sea Max S reef tanks have already been sold to a handful of retailers who should be receiving them in the coming weeks. If the launch of the Red Sea Max S series is anything like the RSM 250, we expect that Red Sea will be playing catch up with demand for them well into the end of the year.

 

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  • L .

    Piss off with your ridiculous price.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SHWVZQOXIQN44WPFK6BC3AQMIA madeleine

    I have the max 250 and love everything but the lighting. I have another same size  reef tank lit with 300 watts of leds, fabulous! when the blue lights are on solo the corals colors take you to another world. Not so with the max’s t 5s, you just don’t get the dinamic colors  the few led moonlights  are barely noticeable, so dissappointing. I can’t emagine why they did’nt add some substantial led’s to this great set up. nonetheless I”M waiting for the 650 . I”M crazy over the plug n play and the sleek gorgeous lines of this amazing system , there’s always trade offs, also nomatter what others post, the price is right for these amazing systems!

  • Petshanty

    Now available at The Pet Shanty  http://www.petshanty.com  
    We even have the 650 set up wet in store! 

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/RTVV47ECO5TNP34CLE6ZUHI3HY J

    Trying to decide on if I can do an S400 or S500, my floor joist are 2×10 southern pine, 16″ OC and span 14’6″ and where we would like to put the tank I won’t be able to put additional bracing below.  Any suggestions