What's the difference between Oceanic BioCube Aquarium and regular aquarium?

[lxxnp1234]

I want to build up a aquarium with corals. I don't know the Oceanic BioCube Aquarium is better than regular aquarium or not. The light, filter and other things going with Oceanic BioCube Aquarium are good enough for coral aquarium? I like the shape of this tank and it says the function of this tank is very good. It will cost me a lot of money, so I need somebody give me some advise before I make a decision.
Thank you very much~~~

 

[forcrz6]

Originally Posted by lxxnp1234
http:///forum/post/3048238
I want to build up a aquarium with corals. I don't know the Oceanic BioCube Aquarium is better than regular aquarium or not. The light, filter and other things going with Oceanic BioCube Aquarium are good enough for coral aquarium? I like the shape of this tank and it says the function of this tank is very good. It will cost me a lot of money, so I need somebody give me some advise before I make a decision.
Thank you very much~~~
Really what you are buying is an all in 1 type of deal. I believe that the Bio cubes come with Everything to get started. except Water Rock and salt.
Really there is no difference in the tank. A tank is nothing more then a vessel to hold water. You just have to remember that this is an EXPENSIVE hobby and the more you spend now the less you have later.

 

[lxxnp1234]

Originally Posted by forcrz6
http:///forum/post/3048244
Really what you are buying is an all in 1 type of deal. I believe that the Bio cubes come with Everything to get started. except Water Rock and salt.
Really there is no difference in the tank. A tank is nothing more then a vessel to hold water. You just have to remember that this is an EXPENSIVE hobby and the more you spend now the less you have later.
Thank you. Do you mean I should spend as low as I can?

 

[katsafados]

No hes saying biocube is better because it comes with everything haha and you wont have to spend more money on filters ect.

 

[halamaya]

my LFS had one of the smaller bio cubes set up on their counter with about 1,000 dollars worth of stuff in there. Of course a lavender firefish helps with the cost.

 

[dazed2040]

I have a 5.5 gal that I have dropped almost 300.00 and it not nearly done. I would hate to calculate what I have put into my 180gal fowlr.

 

[skinchini]

I chose the Coralife Biocube because everything is contained. It will keep with the decor of my house and I have no major construction and running of hoses. I started this hobby after a neck injury so I was not able to use mechanical skills if any that I had. Any way you look at it you will spend money. At this point I would rather spend a few hundered, if that, more than deal with hours of bending and twisting neck pain. Your tank is your tank. No matter the cost make it yours and enjoy.