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Not hard at all. Get a sharp razor blade/edge or scalpel and slowly cut around the silicone. Try to keep away from the glass and as close as possible to the edges of the plastic back-wall. And some parts it’s easy to peel off silicone from the plastic overflow because silicone doesn’t adhere that well to plastics.Looks great. Was it easy removing the overflow
The vertical black lines are the external silicone where the black plastic cover on the outside sticks to the tank. The internal filter wall provides no structural support. Safe to remove.Hi Nick, I joined the site to join this thread so thanks for making it! I am thinking of removing the AIO wall in my biocube 32, as well. Could you please tell me what those vertical black lines on the glass are? they seem to be where the wall used to be.
Some people express concern that the filter wall provides structural support. Having done the removal- do you think that's probable at all?
I am thinking of going with just a canister filter (407) that clips on to the tank as opposed to drilling it.
Thanks so much for making this thread!
Fluval 407 canister? I did some research on canisters, it will work for saltwater tanks. Seems like the oase canisters with the pull out prefilter is easier to maintain. With saltwater aquariums the filter has to be changed every 3 to 7 days. Incredible how dirty it gets compared to freshwater.Hi Nick, I joined the site to join this thread so thanks for making it! I am thinking of removing the AIO wall in my biocube 32, as well. Could you please tell me what those vertical black lines on the glass are? they seem to be where the wall used to be.
Some people express concern that the filter wall provides structural support. Having done the removal- do you think that's probable at all?
I am thinking of going with just a canister filter (407) that clips on to the tank as opposed to drilling it.
Thanks so much for making this thread!