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Oase ScaperLine

Oase · Rimless

Oase ScaperLine

A rimless, mitre-cut Optiwhite tank built for aquascaping, sold as a set with a flush matching cabinet. The cabinet is laid out for a scaper, with a pull-out shelf for an external filter, magnetic tool holders and a hidden cable port. No light or filter is included, so you build the tech around it yourself.

Updated

75–250 L3 models

Will it suit my tank?

litres

Best for

Aquascapers who want an open-top, show-quality tank and cabinet that match, and already know which light and filter they want.

Worth knowing

Open-top tanks lose more water to evaporation and need a light that hangs or mounts on the rim.

What stands out

  • Rimless Optiwhite glass with hand-glued mitred edges
  • Three sizes: 75, 180 and 250 litres
  • Cabinet has a pull-out filter shelf, magnetic tool and towel holders
  • Handle-free, push-to-open doors keep the lines clean

Models and specs

ModelVolumeDimensions (L × W × H)GlassHeight with cabinet
6075 L60 × 35 × 35 cm6 mm116 cm
90180 L90 × 45 × 45 cm8 mm126 cm
100250 L100 × 50 × 50 cm10 mm131 cm
Brand
Oase
Included
Aquarium and matching cabinet; no light, filter or heater
Glass
Optiwhite, mitre-cut, rimless
Colours
Black or grey (white cabinet also offered)
Cabinet
Also sold on its own (see ScaperLine Cabinet)

Figures from Charterhouse Aquatics's product listing. Makers revise products, so check the current figures before buying. Photos supplied by the brand or its distributor.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about the Oase ScaperLine, drawn from its specs.

How many litres is the Oase ScaperLine?

60: 75 L, 90: 180 L, 100: 250 L. Expect about 15 to 20 percent less water once substrate and hardscape are in.

What filter do I need for the Oase ScaperLine?

For the 60 (75 L), look for a filter rated at roughly 380–750 L/h. Our filter matcher lists the ones that fit.

Who is the Oase ScaperLine best for?

Aquascapers who want an open-top, show-quality tank and cabinet that match, and already know which light and filter they want.

Is there anything to watch out for with the Oase ScaperLine?

Open-top tanks lose more water to evaporation and need a light that hangs or mounts on the rim.

What are the alternatives to the Oase ScaperLine?

Other aquariums worth comparing: Dophin GT3000 Series Glass Tank, Dophin GT6000 Cube Glass Tank, SunSun HEK Series Open Aquarium. Add any of them to the compare table to see the specs side by side.