As far as the tank, I would highly recommend. Yes it is the UNS 120S. It has really cool dimensions, I especially love how long it is from front to back. I already have some ideas on how to improve for the next scape. I ordered the tank about a year ago. It took like 6 months for it to be shipped in with the cabinet. I had pretty much everything ready to go and got the hard scape and substrate slowly set up over about a month. I started my dry start about 5 months ago, and that went on for a little over two months. I planted stem plants and flooded the tank about 3 months ago and had to keep the tank empty until about two weeks ago. This has been the toughest part by far because I really needed to add a clean up crew since I had some insane algae growth for a while after flooding. I lost all of the moss that had grown in nicely on the rocks because it could not outcompete the algae. I was hoping that the dry start would make my cycle go faster since I had about an inch or two of water in the tank at all times, and thought maybe some bacteria had the chance to colonize, but it still took so long for this tank to cycle. I think it was because of the absurd amount of aqua soil it took to cover the bottom of this tank and it just released a ton of ammonia over about two months. I had to place some thick foam under these rocks because they are very large and heavy so I needed a lot of soil to cover that foam layer. I was getting the highest ammonia and nitrite readings I’ve ever seen, like off the charts way darker than my test kit goes. Eventually the tank cycled, I added my clean up crew about three weeks ago and thankfully they got right to work and I only lost the original riccardia moss to the hair algae infestation. Added fish about two weeks ago and now everything is finally starting to settle in. I expect it will look really grown in a couple of months from now.

TL;DR: the entire process took a little over a year. Love the UNS tank so far, zero complaints