Pay more for designer tank?

I think that show is called “Tanked” and it’s really cool. I’ve actually went to one of their ones they showed on the series, but honestly it seems to all be for show. I heard people say that the fish they put in some aren’t really able to stay in that sized tank or be with others in there.

But I would totally buy a tank from them or any big company since they have more on the line than just a customer (if someone made a ton of bad press about their tanks being crap it would be a bigger deal).

If the designer was well known, had a really good warranty, and did solid work, then yes I’d definitely pay more than average for that same tank. But for a generic tank or something like that, I would not since it can be found from other brands at a better price.

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If I could get a tank for cheaper than what a designer would want for something standard, I wouldn’t go with the designer that’s for sure

More artistic designs you make, the more you have to spend money and time to maintain them. Larger aquariums in fact are even difficult to clean and take care of as well. I personally think that investing into the tank which you can afford is the key here otherwise you know things can be hard.

If the designer was famous and was trusted, I would definitely pay more for a designer tank. Although, it would depend on my budget at the time of purchase. If it was a generic design, I would look elsewhere for a better price tag.

I personally wouldn't pay for that, but I can easily see why others would.

I'd pay for a custom size one, though.

I would consider paying for something like that if it was within my budget, which isn't likely at the moment. It also makes me curious how viable something like that would be as a profession.

No, I don't get the appeal of buying one. I mean, I don't have the budget for that kind of thing. But if I did, maybe I would find the idea more compelling. I don't know.

I would rather go for Customized designer tanks which can be very much trusted.

Sometimes these designer tanks are often expensive. So if I get it cheaper, then will surely see the quality and go for the latter.

As far as I'm concerned, I believe that it's something that's very good but what determines whether or not I'm going to be getting it would be the size of my budget. If it's something that I can afford to purchase, I don't see any reason why I shouldn't get it.

If I have the money and I'm very sure that the designer is capable of doing an excellent job, I wouldn't mind paying at all because it's going add more aesthetic value in my setting.

I have always been wary about anything designer or anything that is an odd shape with a tank as I would always worry that it would crack with the pressure of the water needed within the tank. I think that if the person who was making the tanks was very well established, well known, had good feedback and very rarely had any issues reported with their tank then I would definitely choose to buy one for my home. As for shape, I am not too sure, but I would want something that was slightly artistic if possible. I would imagine I would be paying quite a bit for a uniquely made tank which wouldn't be a problem as I am all for supporting people who make their own things, but it would be something I would save for and not be a quick purchase.