Sandman182
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Looking into possibly using an All In One drop in filtration kit on a 46 gallon rimless bowfront tank. Anyone done this? Looking for some insight. Thanks for any ideas or suggestions.
Anyone using an All In One drop in filtration kit on a 46 gallon Bowfront tank?
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If you are talking about 1 or these, I don't see a problem, just double check dimensions. With a bowfront you are likely limited to center back placement.
Fiji Cube AIO Box All-in-One Kit 4th Gen - 40 Gallon Breeder
Fiji Cube AIO Box All-in-One Kit 4th Gen - 40 Gallon Breeder
Sandman182
Member
Thanks for the info and have looked at this exact item. Would be mounted on back wall in center of tank for sure. Thanks again!
I'm glad I found this post as I had a similar question. I've been out of the hobby for several year, and part of that was due to the catastrophic failure of my HOB refugium/protein skimmer. After working beautifully for 2+ years, it suffered a catastrophic failure one night and I lost the tank. I love the idea of a refugium, but I won't do HOB again. I've been tinkering with the idea of converting the back 4" of my tank to a build-in refugium, and it would be similar to the Fiji Cube AIO Box linked above.
What is the community opinion of in-tank AIO systems like this?
Regards
What is the community opinion of in-tank AIO systems like this?
Regards
reeftivo
Skim junkie
knock is that they are more difficult to maintain.
IMO best thing to do is use siporax, seachem matrix or marinepure blocks in the chambers and bag them for prefiltering, easy removal and rinsing. Helps a lot!!
bag link here:
