JBJ 45 Rimless

[stinkyreef]

Hey all,
Recently purchased a used JBJ 45 AIO reef tank

the previous owner took out the rear filtration panel. If anyone know of someone who has done this and saved the parts, I'm interested in purchasing said parts. Sorry if this is in the wrong forum but evidently I have insufficient privileges to post in wanted to buy forum
TIA!

 

[pdisner]

Hey all,
Recently purchased a used JBJ 45 AIO reef tank

the previous owner took out the rear filtration panel. If anyone know of someone who has done this and saved the parts, I'm interested in purchasing said parts. Sorry if this is in the wrong forum but evidently I have insufficient privileges to post in wanted to buy forum
TIA!

I recently got one too and looking for kid and a skimmer for it. Also looking for modules and probes for Digital Aquatics Reef Keeper Accessories. I breed copepods rotifers and phyto as well as peppermint shrimp. I am willing to do trade or cash. [email protected] if u can’t get me on forum. I breed clowns and other fish as well. I sell or trade anything I have ready.

 

[lion king]

I recently got one too and looking for kid and a skimmer for it. Also looking for modules and probes for Digital Aquatics Reef Keeper Accessories. I breed copepods rotifers and phyto as well as peppermint shrimp. I am willing to do trade or cash. [email protected] if u can’t get me on forum. I breed clowns and other fish as well. I sell or trade anything I have ready.

Did you mean "lid", the glass lids that come with that tank are garbage. They are cut too short and you have to be very careful not to drop them into the tank. I ended up cutting replacement glass panels. You can find the plastic clips online that rest on the edge and cut your own glass, as well as making a custom netting lid. You can find a skimmer to fit into one the back compartments at intank.com or use a hob.

I would be careful as mine cracked and since have heard of a few others that have cracked as well. I was lucky I was in the same room when I heard it crack, I would inspect it frequently.

 

[pdisner]

Did you mean "lid", the glass lids that come with that tank are garbage. They are cut too short and you have to be very careful not to drop them into the tank. I ended up cutting replacement glass panels. You can find the plastic clips online that rest on the edge and cut your own glass, as well as making a custom netting lid. You can find a skimmer to fit into one the back compartments at intank.com or use a hob.

I would be careful as mine cracked and since have heard of a few others that have cracked as well. I was lucky I was in the same room when I heard it crack, I would inspect it frequently.

GREAT feedback. I appreciate your reply a lot. Thanks for the skimmer lead to. That’s going to save me so much time. I breed all kinds of marine critters and am using this tank to house some interesting pairs of fish.

 

[pdisner]

Did you mean "lid", the glass lids that come with that tank are garbage. They are cut too short and you have to be very careful not to drop them into the tank. I ended up cutting replacement glass panels. You can find the plastic clips online that rest on the edge and cut your own glass, as well as making a custom netting lid. You can find a skimmer to fit into one the back compartments at intank.com or use a hob.

I would be careful as mine cracked and since have heard of a few others that have cracked as well. I was lucky I was in the same room when I heard it crack, I would inspect it frequently.

The link takes me to some industrial web site

 

[lion king]

The link takes me to some industrial web site

Sorry I thought their call letters were their company name, try this:
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Rimless-Nano-Cube-45_c93.htm

I also didn't like the baskets thjat came with that tank, I used these instead and placed seachem matrix biomedia, chemipure, and purigen underneath.
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Rimless-Nano-Cube-30-45-Floss-Holder-RL30FH.htm

 

[Jon Argiri]

I've had the 45 AIO for 18 months with no issues. The glass tops are fine.. just need to remember they're glass. The aio with an sk45 skimmer are perfect. It currently supports 6 fish totalling about 18 inches. I test weekly and rarely needs water changes!