Coralife Biocube 🐠 Aquarium LED Lighting System Review

Prepare this morning and divided the aquarium into the right front along the rounded edge. Nobody touched him. I shaved in the bathroom. If I wasn't at home or sleeping, it would be extremely problematic. Luckily I saved my fish and my apartment. So a warning to all buyers. I've had my tank for maybe a year.

Our tank ripped after 17 months at the seam at the top right front. It happened in the middle of the night so I woke up to water pouring from the lights in the kitchen and there was a huge mess. There are other 1 star reviews with similar issues so I strongly recommend not buying this tank as it has an obviously known design flaw that will not be fixed.

My Biocube 16 has only been running for 3 months but so far I am happy with the results. I haven't made any modifications to mine. I approach my experience of the riff from a "don't complicate it, dumbass" perspective. I do 10% water changes every 1-2 weeks and try to avoid "Tinkerit". So far, so good. I would recommend it to anyone looking to get into reef keeping but want to keep things simple and inexpensive.

This accessory is grossly overpriced and not worth the money. It is not possible to pull out the filter grid because the manufacturer did not glue the back wall properly. Forget about aligning the detachable filter belt because that's how it's designed. The glowing fan sounds like a garbage truck in front of my house, and the stand is a wobbly piece of chipboard junk. Moisten it and it will explode. I could have bought a regular tank and it would have been much better, but no, I had to deviate…

I installed my Coralife Biocube 32 a few weeks ago. I'm in love. The glass is pretty thick. The pump is very quiet. The LEDs are beautiful. I tried to program the light without instructions and got confused. I accidentally set the lighting program to 24 hours instead of 12 hours. But when I took a minute to read the instructions, it all made sense. The filter area at the back of the aquarium has enough room for your hand to reach in and change the filter system if you want to add sponges…

I like all in one. I don't like filters hanging from behind. Super fast shipping and easy setup. I also bought a stand and there is plenty of room to hide the junk that accumulates with owning a tank. The only negative is that the included filter basket doesn't work. You can't force all the water to filter, so the water at the bottom of the filter tank 2 is always dirty. I bought https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MR5JG45/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 to replace the…

I've always wanted one of these nano tanks. I've had saltwater tanks before, but I liked the clean look of this tank. My tank is part of my living room and I honestly want it to look good, not with messy wires or messy heaters, pumps, skimmers and visible filters that you end up trying to hide with plants. It does. Have compartments on the back to hold all my extras (I currently use a heater, protein skimmer, UV lamp and the filter pump that came with the tank plus another compartment for…

I like this tank very much and yes, a few mods have made it a bit better and easier to care for in the long run. To be honest, most people modify their tanks, it's just part of the hobby. As a standard tank, I think it's also suitable for most people. The lighting system is what you are basically paying for, and a good tank is generally a good deal. I've attached a video, in fact my computer is louder than the tank in the video. It was a bit cloudy when setting up but cleared up overnight which