JBJ-USA Aquariums CUBEY
A special thanks goes out to JBJ-USA Aquariums. As an aquarium manufacture and hobbyist they recognize the importance of expanding the hobby in a responsible and sustainable fashion. Why not start teaching would be aquarists conscientious husbandry practices A.S.A.P.?! Aquariums inspire both creativity and an interest in science in children and adults alike. They have provided this aquarium through a contest my daughter won through their Facebook page contest, also they recently provided a 12g Nano-Cube DX to Orr elementary School in DC and continue to assist in educating youth in this great unknown underwater world.
A mighty 3 gallons, the JBJ Cubey is a great tank for a kids room or just about anywhere there is a small area left in your house needing a tank. This all-in-one packaging has a three-stage filtration. You get 54 low temperature LEDs configured with 24 cool white (10,000K) and 24 full spectrum blue LEDs (20,000) and 6 red to give you a crisp white overall look pushing out a bit more than 15 W of output. It is unfortunate that the tank comes only with three light switches and only one power cord. This severely limits the lighting possibilities and pretty much prohibits any sunrise/sunset automatic simulation.
It also uses a three-chamber water filtration much like it larger relative the NanoCube. Chamber one has 2 openings, one at the top and bottom of the tank and brings in the water. It can be used for a heater and additional media before heading to the middle chamber where the filter media caddy allows you to use mechanical, chemical and biological filtration controls before heading over to the return chamber. There is one major downfall being there is no surface skimming on this tank. The return is also located without a directional nozzle and does not agitate the surface tension. There does seem to be just the right amount of flow through the tank.
All in all, this is a great little Pico tank. Still lots more pictures and info to come and more rock to be added. Yes that is a tiny zebra damsel in there at the moment. I understand the Damsel Police will be on me, however its tiny size will be okay for a short while and then will move to my 120. Just need to go shopping for a proper Pico tank fish.
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A special thanks goes out to JBJ-USA Aquariums. As an aquarium manufacture and hobbyist they recognize the importance of expanding the hobby in a responsible and sustainable fashion. Why not start teaching would be aquarists conscientious husbandry practices A.S.A.P.?! Aquariums inspire both creativity and an interest in science in children and adults alike. They have provided this aquarium through a contest my daughter won through their Facebook page contest, also they recently provided a 12g Nano-Cube DX to Orr elementary School in DC and continue to assist in educating youth in this great unknown underwater world.
A mighty 3 gallons, the JBJ Cubey is a great tank for a kids room or just about anywhere there is a small area left in your house needing a tank. This all-in-one packaging has a three-stage filtration. You get 54 low temperature LEDs configured with 24 cool white (10,000K) and 24 full spectrum blue LEDs (20,000) and 6 red to give you a crisp white overall look pushing out a bit more than 15 W of output. It is unfortunate that the tank comes only with three light switches and only one power cord. This severely limits the lighting possibilities and pretty much prohibits any sunrise/sunset automatic simulation.
It also uses a three-chamber water filtration much like it larger relative the NanoCube. Chamber one has 2 openings, one at the top and bottom of the tank and brings in the water. It can be used for a heater and additional media before heading to the middle chamber where the filter media caddy allows you to use mechanical, chemical and biological filtration controls before heading over to the return chamber. There is one major downfall being there is no surface skimming on this tank. The return is also located without a directional nozzle and does not agitate the surface tension. There does seem to be just the right amount of flow through the tank.
All in all, this is a great little Pico tank. Still lots more pictures and info to come and more rock to be added. Yes that is a tiny zebra damsel in there at the moment. I understand the Damsel Police will be on me, however its tiny size will be okay for a short while and then will move to my 120. Just need to go shopping for a proper Pico tank fish.


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