Container To Fit Under 24g Nano Cube Cabinet Stand

[dja1980]

Has anyone had any luck in finding a container that holds 2-3g of water and fits under the cabinet stand for the 24g Nano Cube? I have the JBJ Auto Top-Off system and would like the container to fit under the cabinet stand for the easy access for refilling purposes. Preferably, I'd like to find something CLEAR so I can monitor the water level, as well as something WITH A LID to prevent evaporation and dust/cabinet supplies from falling into the clean water.

Home Depot sells a 3g bucket with a lid, but I think it's a hair too big, and it's not clear. If you've seen some sort of Rubbermaid container or the like either in a store or online, let me know the details so I can pick one up. Thanks… dave

 

[dja1980]

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[dja1980]

Well, after spending a lot of time searching / purchasing / returning, I finally found the perfect ATO container to fit under the JBJ 24g Cabinet Stand. By the way, thanks for everyone’s help on this, j/k. Anyway, it’s a bulk container that dog biscuits come in purchased from Sam’s Club. It fits perfectly, and the hinged lid helps to avoid disturbing cords / tubing while refilling the container. I think you can also find cat litter in containers like this. You will have to unsnap the plastic handle to make it fit. And, don’t forget to remove your shelf clips before sliding it into the cabinet or it will get stuck… don’t ask. I figured I’d post my findings incase someone else is having the same problem I was. Here you go:

 

[Illuminati]

Wow, great job. I've never seen one like that.

 

[dja1980]

Thanks! ... And, it serves as a better shelf than what came with the stand!

 

[ToadSprocket]

Good Info, I have the ATO as well, but never did find anything to fit down in the cubby underneath.

Much appreciated.

 

[dja1980]

I had a feeling that the cat litter container might fit, but I didn't like that the labeling was printed directly onto the plastic, so I never tried it... picky, picky, I know, but I really didn't want my container to permanently display "Tidy Cat", and it wasn't clear. The dog biscuit container, however, was clear and had stickers for labels, so it was easy to peel them off and Goo Gone what was left over. I'm glad this was able to help a few people out.