New MicroTank Artisan P-1G Peninsula AIR
18 Nov, 2022
via Oceanbox Designs
Introducing our new MicroTank® Artisan P-1G Peninsula AIR (Architectural Illusion Rendering) – A micro aquarium that seamlessly integrates aesthetics, engineering, architecture, electronics, and reefing into one system unlike any other! It is a precise measure of structural engineering that deliberately obscures your view giving it a floating appearance!
The new AIR is a micro-reef display that gives the illusion of being supported by minimal support, making for a captivating display! The 30-lb holding capacity gives you absolute confidence it can hold the full setup, including water, rock, and light.



The AIR MicroTank is available in 4 base configurations, with either rimmed or clear covers, and without light or with a custom 18W 20,000K light (PRO versions). ($250-$335, depending on options with free shipping at current time.)
The MicroTank Artisan P-1G Peninsula AIR is designed, engineered, and hand-built in Texas, USA!
See the full range of MicroTanks and accessories, and learn more at https://oceanboxdesigns.com/microtank
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Watch an earlier video showing the setup of another MicroTank from the P-1G series of pico aquarium from Oceanbox Designs
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January 30, 2023
The MicroTank is a great innovation in the world of aquariums. Its minimalist design and illusion of floating make it a stunning addition to any room. It would also be ideal for shrimp hobbyists as the 30-lb holding capacity can easily accommodate a complete setup for a thriving shrimp tank. I’m looking forward to ordering one for my cherry shrimp as it recommended by https://shrimppro.com/
It looks to only be 1 gallon but does anyone have any concerns with about 5-10 cherry shrimp?