Heres what to expect when you Order your Waterbox

Unboxing and setting up your waterbox Reef LX has never been easier! Join us as we walk you through the process step by step, from delivery to the final setup. Stick around until the end for a crucial tip that you don't want to miss. Don't forget to subscribe for more helpful videos like this one!
Here is a list of equipment that I used to make the process easier:
2 Furniture Dollies from Home Depot (1000 lb capacity) - www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee...
2 sets of yellow suction cup handles (220 lb capacity). 2 handles come with 1 set for a total of 4 handles - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
2 sets of 8 in handle suction cup handles (330 lb capacity). 2 handles come with 1 set for a total of 4 handles. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B...
Time codes
0:00-Introduction
0:38-Delivery
2:03-Cabinet Unboxing
2:54-Aquarium Unboxing
3:40-Baby Blooper
4:12-Set and Move
5:08-Last Step
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[@REEFHUB-Offical]

Hopefully this video helps any one out that’s interested in purchasing a new Waterbox!

[@Reefn3DDesignz]

Fire bro!!

[@REEFHUB-Offical]

Thanks 🔥

[@TeeFunkable]

I've been thinking about this very same model. One thing pops to mind: Is it possible to remove the sump by removing the end paneling or by some other way when the aquarium is in place?

[@REEFHUB-Offical]

Both ends have a removable door you can pull out for access but it is not big enough to remove the sump. The three doors in front has a center brace which could be removed and that’ll give you enough room to pull out the sump. The frame is aluminum but I am not sure how important that brace is for weight support. That’s be a good question to ask WB support. I think I’ll throw it into the WB Facebook group and see what comes back.

[@REEFHUB-Offical]

So the general consensus is we wouldn’t recommend removing that brace. I was hoping WB support would have stepped up and commented but this is based on feedback back from the group.

[@TeeFunkable]

@@REEFHUB-Offical Yeah, I definitely wouldn't go yanking the front braces from under a fully loaded tank. I would probably see if I could hack into either end of the base or alu weld new legs there so I could get the sump out of the end. In short, I wouldn't mind if it didn't look perfect if I could get in there.
It's a problem with pretty much all larger "factory" tanks novadays. And a pet peeve of mine, ever since took part in tearing down a beautiful two year old sps tanks whose owner managed to damage the sump while doing maintenance.
I didnt agree with his decision, I would've probably taken the sump out in pieces and built a new one in situ, but he wanted a factory solution..

[@REEFHUB-Offical]

@@TeeFunkable ya I know what you mean. I wish tank manufacturers took these type of things into consideration when building a frame for larger tanks.