Description
With all the necessary components built-in, spend your time setting up your ideal environment, then plug it in and enjoy the results. The Oceanic BioCube features high-quality components and can be used for saltwater or freshwater setups. All sizes include integrated wet/dry filtration with dual overflow intakes, two Coralife compact fluorescent lamps, lunar blue LED lights, remote quick-disconnect ballasts, a UL listed submersible pump with adjustable discharge nozzle and dual fans to dissipate heat.
Quick Glance
Type: Aquarium Tank
Size: 1-14 gallons
Summary
Product Title: All Glass Aquariums Oceanic BioCube 14
Manufacturer: All Glass Aquariums
Power Score: 4.0 | 36 Reviews
General Info
Aquarium Type: Aquarium Tank
Aquarium Capacity: 14 gals
Features: Built-in Light, Filtration System, Water Pump
Dimensions
Height: 15 in
Width: 16.7 in
Depth: 15.5 in
Warranty
Warranty Information: Lifetime Limited Warranty
More Info
URL: Manufacturer Link
- Oct 17, 2011
Was easy to setup. Nice diagrams in the manual as well as a very nice list of parts in the manual as well. Part of my pump was missing and the cooling fans for the lights did not work. Contacting BioCube currently for either parts or replacement as it should be under warranty since I ordered it two weeks ago.
- Oct 12, 2011
the Replacement Filter Cartridges in my 14gallon biocube is useless, only 1week it turned to brown and didn't work well at all.
- Oct 9, 2011
We love this for our fresh water fish. The aquarium is the perfect size for a space that we have and the aquarium is very sturdy and set up nicely. There's nothing hanging off the tank, it's all tucked in behind the glass and under the hood. Well, except for the heater, that's the one thing but it's very nice that there is space for a power cord for that. Anyway, the fish love it, it's pretty...
- Sep 1, 2011
I have now had this aquarium for a month and i really like the desighn and the lighting! but the filter is really not that great the cartriges are too expensive and do not do a good job or last verry long. i ended up having to replace mine in a couple weeks. I have since modified my filter with the inTank media basket and i absolutly love the results! i have never seen water so crystal clear! the...
- Aug 19, 2011
This aquarium looks great and includes everything needed to start a saltwater reef tank, except a heater. (Some corals may require additional/different lighting.) The other great thing is that the aquarium will do well on its own or can be modified to be even better. Many users have utilized the filtration chambers to add/modify filtration and store their heater.
- Jun 29, 2011
Have had my 29g BioCube running for about a month now and so far everything seems okay. Need to keep up with the daily doses and I do not have the HQI set up so I can not grow some species of LPS and SPS but it's all a learning experience. Future notice, the more water volume the easier to control all parameters.
- Mar 8, 2011
Awesome easy to use easy to setup and modify. It's great for a person who is new RO saltwater tanks. The price is high but it's worth it.
- Feb 21, 2011
I have had every tank ever made all glass, from 5 to 48 gal. bow fronts...started over with this tank OMG WONDERFUL.......easy set up, everything you need is there, and is the perfect size...love the optional lighting... set up in a couple of hours and cant wait for the tank to complete the water cycle so I can get started with the fish...here is the tank after I set it up : ) COULDN'T BE HAPPIER
- Jan 8, 2011
About a year ago we wanted to go from fresh water and try out salt water and figured this was our best bet to start with. This tank comes with everything you need to have a reef tank. (Soft Corals only due to not enough lighting but that is also for a more experienced hobbyist) My tank has 5 fish in total. Wrasse, Clown, 2 gobbies (yellow and neon blue) and a fire-fish. We also have a...
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nice for a small tank
this tank is really self contained and small i love the fact that it is a glass tank i have a acrylic tank but i prefer the glass better i haven't set it up yet but i like that all of the filter stuff is hidden in the back of the tank so you don't see all of the tubes and stuff coming from the back of the tank will let you know when i get it up and running