Cora life 29 bio questions
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Mjl714
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While I’m not familiar with the “Cora life Bio 29,” I have an IM 30l AIO, and love it. I have it in the kitchen, which means I’m staring at it during every meal and then some. I don’t use a skimmer, just do periodic water changes, use mechanical filtration and since i have several anemones I usually have carbon in one of my overflows. Here’s a picture for fun. Goodluck with your project.
Fish_wiz2
Active member
I had an Oceanic Biocube before Coralife bought and rebranded them.
I think they're decent all-in-ones that are available literally everywhere with a few drawbacks you should be aware of:
1. The rounded glass corners are a PITA to clean.
2. Back chamber is tight and due it being so tall, is hard to maintain but you should keep up with detritus buildup.
3. Typically the stock lighting is on the lower end side, most swap it out for a AI Prime, Hydra 32, or XR15.
4. Their add-ons are basically worthless, don't buy their filter media, skimmer, UV, or pumps lots of better options out there like inTank and Tunze to name some.
I think they're decent all-in-ones that are available literally everywhere with a few drawbacks you should be aware of:
1. The rounded glass corners are a PITA to clean.
2. Back chamber is tight and due it being so tall, is hard to maintain but you should keep up with detritus buildup.
3. Typically the stock lighting is on the lower end side, most swap it out for a AI Prime, Hydra 32, or XR15.
4. Their add-ons are basically worthless, don't buy their filter media, skimmer, UV, or pumps lots of better options out there like inTank and Tunze to name some.