Fijicube Shallow Tanks

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Debating on getting a Fijicube Shallow 95 gallon. For those that have a fijicube shallow, where's the water level at? Some of the pics I've seen the water level looks down around 14", I was hoping it was around the 15" mark.
 
I would stay far away from FijiCube. They are not a reputable company, and they do not build a quality product. There are numerous complaints on this forum and across the internet about them. For starters see my build thread, and @JC Reef also had issues, both across multiple tanks.
 
I have a 95, the water level is around 14’. I’m using it for a frag tank so I don’t care. If it was a display I think 15” would be optimal. You could put longer pipes in the bean overflow to raise it up easily.

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Isn’t the over flow box pretty low on the back though?

If I go with Fijicube, I’ll be picking it up in person, so will be able to look it over.

I saw the thread by @vividwrasse . One of the photos looks just like seams I’ve seen on Waterbox aquariums, including one of my own waterboxes. I got the same response from Waterbox that you got from Fijicube.

Waterbox has a tank I want, but you can’t buy just the tank and I don’t link their stands or sumps.
 
Isn’t the over flow box pretty low on the back though?

If I go with Fijicube, I’ll be picking it up in person, so will be able to look it over.

I saw the thread by @vividwrasse . One of the photos looks just like seams I’ve seen on Waterbox aquariums, including one of my own waterboxes. I got the same response from Waterbox that you got from Fijicube.

Waterbox has a tank I want, but you can’t buy just the tank and I don’t link their stands or sumps.

Might be a little low now that i look at it closer. You would have to glue a piece of acrylic strip on the inner overflow box teeth to raise the level.
 
Isn’t the over flow box pretty low on the back though?

If I go with Fijicube, I’ll be picking it up in person, so will be able to look it over.

I saw the thread by @vividwrasse . One of the photos looks just like seams I’ve seen on Waterbox aquariums, including one of my own waterboxes. I got the same response from Waterbox that you got from Fijicube.

Waterbox has a tank I want, but you can’t buy just the tank and I don’t link their stands or sumps.
I mean, I would not accept that response from Waterbox either. I am not going to take the risk of $10s of thousands of damage to my home and thousands of dollars in lost livestock all because I company has poor QA.

Poor seams aside, I’d also like to everyone to be aware that the first tank FijiCube sent me was cracked, and yet I had to pay freight charges to receive a replacement.
 

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