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Red Sea Reefer 625 G2+Red Sea
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Reefer 625 G2+

by Red Sea

Large-format REEF-SPEC system combining rimless ultra-clear glass, matching cabinet, sump and ReefATO+ — open-hardware foundation for a major reef build.

PremiumPackageDrilled
Net volume
131 gal (497 L)
Dimensions
59"×26"×24"
Glass
19 mm
Drilled
Yes
est. from$3,999
Launched: 2022
Package includes
Furniture
Cabinet
Filtration
Sump
Filter sock
Plumbing
Overflow box
Hardware
ATO

Items included with the tank. Sump fit is treated as auto-pass when building with a package tank.

The full sheet — every number we check a build against.

Dimensions
L × W × H
59"×26"×24"
Stand interior width
37.8"
Volume
Net (display) volume
131 gal (497 L)
Gross volume
164 gal (620 L)
Glass
Thickness
19 mm
Filtration
Drilled
Yes
Sump compatible
Yes
Manufacturer & warranty
Warranty
2-year warranty (extendable to 3 years with registration)
Build & materials
Materials
Rimless ultra-clear beveled-edge glass; fortified marine-spec laminated plywood cabinet with aluminium supports
In the box
Aquarium · Marine-spec cabinet · Sump with pre-glued plumbing · Filter socks and cups · ReefATO+ auto top-off
What this tank locks in

Volume drives skimmer rating, return-pump turnover, and light footprint. Picking this tank sets a target of:

≈1,057 gph
turnover
rated for 198 gal
skimmer rating
covers a 59.1" footprint
lighting footprint

We'll check every part you add against these targets.

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Frequently asked

What are the key specs of the Red Sea Reefer 625 G2+?

Net volume: 131 gal (497 L). Dimensions: 59"×26"×24". Glass: 19 mm. Drilled: Yes.

How much does the Red Sea Reefer 625 G2+ cost?

The Red Sea Reefer 625 G2+ starts around $3,999, though prices vary by retailer — see current offers on this page.

What equipment do I need for the Red Sea Reefer 625 G2+?

Based on its volume and footprint, the Red Sea Reefer 625 G2+ calls for a return pump rated ≈1,057 gph, a skimmer rated for 198 gal, lighting that covers a 59.1" footprint. Add it to a build on ReefPicker to see every matching part checked against it.