DIY AIO Tank with Fiji Cube AIO Box

Build your All-in-One aquarium with Fiji Cube In-Sump without the need of silicon sealing. You no longer need to worry about the mess that silicon seal process creates. Just drop this In-Sump All-in-One kit into a standard aquarium readily available in the market (10 gallon, 20 gallon long, or 40 gallon breeder) and your all-in-one saltwater reef aquarium will be ready to roll. The idea of this In-Sump kit is to minimize the effort, time and cost to DIY an All-in-One aquarium.

This In Sump AIO kit is a quick and great solution to setup another tank for both saltwater reef and freshwater aquarium. It is suitable to be used as a quick DIY solution for a display tank, hospital tank, frag growth tank and many more.

[bluecollaraquatics]

I just bought a 20 gallon kit off of ebay. Cant wait to get it up and running. No silicone. Genius.

You should upload longer videos to show off this ststem

[edchoi]

What do you sell as a stand since you don't sell for a 90 gallon?

[Pagodacoralsllc]

When will 40 breeder be in stock ? And how much

[IsaacMJr]

Product seems well built, but the fact that is leaving those gaps on each side just seems to me like a build up corner for waste in general, rather go with a silicon edge to edge version, even a diy would work best, that’s just my opinion, not criticizing your video. TIP: DON’T FILL UP A TANK WITHOUT FULLY SUPPORTING IT

[alphabravo]

Holy shit I need one of these!
(Edit) nah there way overpriced lol

[beekingston]

Why buy this kit for $129 to put in a cheap fish tank when you can just buy a IM Nuvo fusion tank for $99 or a Water box 7, 10 or 15 gallon? overpriced. I would buy the kit if it was a third of the price and still maybe not....lol.