  We present minimally supersymmetric AdS$_4$ flux vacua derived from massive
type IIA compactified on $T^6/\mathbb{Z}_3\times \mathbb{Z}_3$ orbifold,
characterized by unconstrained fluxes with general scaling. We discover
anisotropic scaling solutions where scale separation is realized in the
supergravity limit and the subvolumes of the internal space become large and
anisotropic for large values of unconstrained fluxes. Additionally, we identify
regimes where subvolumes are either shrinking or remain constant while scale
separation is either broken or realized. Then we employ a probe anti-D4-brane
to interpolate between vacua, finding that it interpolates through the regimes
we previously identified. Finally, we utilize an open string modulus of the
anti-D4-brane to calculate the distance between vacua for the regime where
scale separation is realized in the supergravity limit. We show the dependence
of both the geodesic distance and the distance conjecture parameter on the flux
scaling.
