Are these bad sumps?

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They remind me of the Eshopps sumps. I've got an Eshopps RS-75, and it's okay. There's only enough space for the skimmer, heater, and return pump, but that's about all I need honestly. Maybe an ATO switch as well. I don't keep stony corals atm, so it's not a big deal.
 
They remind me of the Eshopps sumps. I've got an Eshopps RS-75, and it's okay. There's only enough space for the skimmer, heater, and return pump, but that's about all I need honestly. Maybe an ATO switch as well. I don't keep stony corals atm, so it's not a big deal.

its got a lot of space for bio media if doing a brackish/fresh tank but it doesnt seem salt friendly to me
 
They are basic, if you have a basic need of them and the price is good, go for it. Also check Simplicity sumps. Fiji sumps
 
its got a lot of space for bio media if doing a brackish/fresh tank but it doesnt seem salt friendly to me
I guess it depends on your version of what "salt friendly" is. I wouldn't say they're hard core "I like colored sticks and only colored sticks and would pay a kidney for them" reef friendly. But mushroom/softie/any coral that doesn't really need a lot of extra dosing all the time, it's probably friendly to them.
 
Very cheap looking and basic unit
 

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