Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
In my experience, everything JBJ fails... it's just a question of how long it takes. I've had a hood fail... electronic ballast fail... and two tanks leak (a 12 gallon and a 24 gallon nano). The longest-to-failure was about four years on the 24 before it leaked. The moonlights on the hood, however, were a failure from day one... and when I took it back to my LFS, the moonlights on the next one didn't work either... so I took the first one back home with me.
I feel your pain!!! I had 500l of water through my hallway!! Lucky enough my home and contents insurance covered the whole lot. Even the new replacement tank!![]()
![]()
What did i take away from this thread? DO NOT buy JBJ products
Wow now you make me worry about my JBJ 45. Mine is going on 8 months but I haven't heard anything about this issue.
No refund, they are shipping the replacement tank and stand tomorrow. Going to be selling them even without opening the box.Check on that refund![]()
Thanks, best of luck with yours as well.Wow now you make me worry about my JBJ 45. Mine is going on 8 months but I haven't heard anything about this issue.
Best of luck to you and hope you come back soon
I had the original matching stand that was perfectly leveled. Just google jbj 45 cracking and you will see it's a common issue with these tanks. The edges are just too thin and uneven.Not likely to happen with yours. When you have a floating base tank make sure you do not put any sort of cushion between the tank and the stand. It makes situation worst. Make sure your stand is leveled and you are good to go.
Thanks! Not sure what I am going to do, just listed the replacement tank on a local classified, done with JBJ and that's for sure!Dang sorry to hear about this. It seems like these tanks were like the IM nuvo 16 and having them break/crack around the bent edge. I had the nuvo and sold it a few weeks after a ton of people started to post the problem. Hopefully your able to start up a different tank. I wouldn't throw in the white towel. If you were closer I would let ya have a 34g solana cube that's been gutted with a glass holes overflow kit.
I had the original matching stand that was perfectly leveled. Just google jbj 45 cracking and you will see it's a common issue with these tanks. The edges are just too thin and uneven.
![]()
Any instances of this with the Biocubes? I have a 29 and this makes me a little nervous but I haven't heard of any.Yep I mentioned at earlier post, this is the usual problem with bent glass tanks. If you really like the curved look at front corners go for acrylic tanks. Sure they won't collapse as glass does.