Hello, everyone! I have been enoying all of the posts I've read over the past few weeks. This seems like a really great group of hobbyists. I am not new to freshwater aquariums, and not to reef tanks either, but it has been over 25 years since I tore down my 75 gallon reef tank, and I am just now getting back into the "sport." I'm a biology prof and just bought a 32 gal BioCube for our lounge because it seemed less hassle than re-acquiring all the stuff I got rid of all those years ago. Imagine my surprise when I discovered all-in-one really isn't quite accurate. In any case, I am now nearly ready to begin the start cycle, and have a question: Once I have this cube on the stand, how do I see what's going on in the back other than what is visible from the top? In my old tank, I just used a large canister filter and high flow returns. Everything was external to the tank. I thought about a low rolling platform, but I can just see some group of freshmen boys trying to wheel it out of the building for an open house party. Any pics or description of how you see what's going on back there would be great. Thanks!



