DOOA Neo Glass AIR W200×D200×H200 (mm)

DOOA Neo Glass AIR W20×D20×H20 cm (Cube Format) — SKU 151-204 A perfectly proportioned rimless cube with the signature Neo Glass AIR floating base. At 20 cm per side, this is one of the most versatile sizes in the series—large enough for complex aquascapes, yet compact enough for desktops and small spaces. Key Features: - Designed for long-lasting performance and reliability - Maintains the pristine aesthetic of your aquatic display - Easy to install and integrate with existing equipment - Manufactured to exacting quality standards - Backed by extensive research and field testing Specifications: - Dimensions: W200 × D200 × H200 mm - Glass thickness: 5 mm - Volume: Approximately 8 liters (when filled to rim) - Base design: Floating platform with clearance underneath Best Uses: - Classic cube aquascapes with focal-point hardscape - Iwagumi layouts with stone and carpet plants - Nature-style compositions with driftwood and stem plants - Paludariums with 50/50 land-water split - Wabi-Kusa displays with taller emergent plants Design Considerations: The cube format offers equal dimensions in all directions, creating a balanced, harmonious viewing experience. The 1:1:1 ratio (width:depth:height) is ideal for centered compositions where the focal point sits in the middle third of the tank. The floating base adds a contemporary twist to the traditional cube aquarium, elevating it—both literally and aesthetically—above standard designs. Setup Tips: - Fill depth: 12–16 cm for aquascapes, 8–12 cm for paludariums - Substrate: 3–5 cm of soil for planted layouts - Lighting: DOOA Magnet Light G Slim or DOOA Sol Stand RGB for optimal coverage - Cover: Optional DOOA Neo Glass Cover 20×20 cm (SKU 152-308) to reduce evaporation Aquascaping Strategy: Use the rule of thirds: place your primary focal point (a large stone, driftwood node, or plant cluster) at roughly 6–7 cm from either the left or right wall. This creates visual tension and draws the eye naturally through the composition. The cube's equal dimensions reward asymmetrical layouts—avoid placing focal points dead center.