My buddy has the 80 gallon version. It’s pretty nice! I personally own a waterbox 130.4 and the quality of both are phenomenal. The sump is nice, the stand is nice, and the tank is nice. I had some custom made pieces for my sump made to help it fit my needs (filter sock splash guard and a divider for skimmer section so I could have a fuge) but other than that it was plug and play. I’ve owned a lot of high end aquariums and am very nit picky but there’s really not that much to complain about with these tanks.
The feet were a pain. There’s just so many....
That’s a very nice tank. I’m in a 40 gallon bowfront right now. It’s a young tank - 7 months - but coming along nicely. The size is very limiting on fish (foxface, tangs, etc) and I’d really like more volume.I have the older 48"x24"x13". It's a nice tank. And the stand is probably the best I've seen in AIO. Overall, the system works good.
A only thing I don't like about shallow tank is that you can't really keep a sandbed. Maybe the 16" tall is better but on the 13", the sand would get blown around too much if you have enough flow for other corals esp sps.
The fittings are in metrics. It's a pain to plumb with other system and requires you to special order parts or conversion. At least the return line is 3/4".
There are about ten thousands feet to adjust. If your floor is leveled, just put them all at the lowest point. If your floor is not leveled, have fun.
This is my temporary grow out tank on Waterbox 48x24x13
