📖 Missing steps in instructions & tips on setup/install on Waterbox Infinia Frag 175.6 Tank

[@theishkid]

Jeez thank you so much for this video. I opened up my 215.5 stand but hadn't brought the tank in yet because I had so many questions mainly about the feet and there not being a solid surface for the tank to sit on.

[@MikeyColon]

SUPER HELPFUL THANKS!

[@ReefTheory]

Thanks for the video and confirmation from Waterbox customer service. Ran into some similar issues with my Marine X 110.4, wondered what I needed to do with the unnecessary door parts.

[@andrewsdrmike]

My 320.7 stand was already put together fortunately. The delivery man could not drive the truck onto the driveway due to potential damage liability but he was great and helped me put the tank and stand into the garage. Tank is now 2 years running and no issues

[@PurelyAquatic]

Awesome! I also thought the stand was going to be put together too, but it wasn't too bad. Did your tank have a foam board or layer that sat on the frame other than the yoga mat?

[@andrewsdrmike]

@@PurelyAquatic yes there was a surface on the top of the stand. The “voids” under the bottom panel went away in 3 weeks from the weight of the filled tank.

[@PurelyAquatic]

@@andrewsdrmike Thats good to know. thanks

[@MrCharboula123]

Dude are you on instagram? You are a hero to me! Thank you! I got the infinia 190.5 and the instructions were hell! I couldnt figure out if the nuts goes one up and one down. Waterbox literally told me they go together up and down and that didnt make sense. Literally yesterday browsing youtube and found your videos. They are amazing you pointed out everything that i went through step by step. It was an absolute hell. Even the magnetic thing on the door didnt make any sense either because there was holes!!! I would love to connect with you outside youtube if u do have instagram ! Stay blessed! And keep uploading the amazing content!!!!

[@PurelyAquatic]

Thanks, glad the info helped out. I do have instagram, but don't really post much on there. instagram.com/purely_aquatic/

[@mohammadalameer8283]

planning on getting the Infinia reef 230.6. I think it has the same exact stand as yours so thanks a lot for the video

[@PurelyAquatic]

Yeah its going to be the exact same stand.

[@everimage]

Keep the vids coming! Thinking about getting the same tank.

[@PurelyAquatic]

The tank is pretty awesome, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

[@TyFairclough]

thanks for the video, very helpful. I was hoping you hit a snag with the push door things. I can't figure out how the screws fit into the frame they don't seem to have a hole or grip to screw into. How did yours go in? TIA

[@PurelyAquatic]

I asked waterbox, its an extra part that you don't use. Just use the clear rubber stoppers on the door (not the black ones).

[@rakuyobonsai]

Did you have any issues with screwing in the crossbeams? Put mine together today and some aren't tightening to completely secure it

[@PurelyAquatic]

No, I don't recall having any issues on the crossbeam.

[@MrScotttruong]

is the gap between the stand and the matt on the tank an issue? I see the same on mine 125.4

[@justinpape5718]

Damn i spent forever checking the bolt had seated properly & trying to see inside the channels 😅.

[@michaelg4863]

I just got my 125.4 with aluminum frame and want to share as well. I've never had an issue with putting furniture together before but the directions are horrible. Lots of ambiguity and bad illustrations.. Some of the frame is also preassembled and one piece they shipped was broken (a metal piece that should have been checked before sending) that they call a "locking mechanism". The design is weird to me. It seems like the locking mechanisms that join the pieces of aluminum together should be done only to connect pieces horizontally. Then a solid piece of aluminum should be placed on top of that like I've seen on other stands. Instead, these stands are designed so the part where two pieces meet and are joined with one of these mechanism actually takes the weight of the tank. I don't get why they did it that way. So if one of those fails, does the tank fall? I have no idea but the back right corner of the stand can't even take the weight of my 160 lb self right now. It definitely doesn't instill the confidence I was expecting with an aluminum stand vs wood.