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Refer to previous page for location of filter
components.
1. Consider where you are going to place the
aquarium. Keep it away from direct light or
areas with large temperature fluctuations.
2. Place the aquarium on a flat level surface
strong enough to support its weight.
3. The filter unit comes preassembled.
4. Ensure the pump is in the filter as shown in
the diagram on previous page. Align the pump
outlet with the outlet hole in the front of the
filter Ensure the pump is secured firmly using
the suction cups on the base of the pump.
6. Wash the substrate that will be used in the
aquarium. In order to do this, place a portion
of the substrate into a bucket and run water
through it, churning with your hand. Continue
until the water running out of the bucket is
clear. Place the washed substrate into the
aquarium.
7. Add any rocks or ornaments into the
aquarium.
8. Attach the light unit to the rear of the
aquarium. The light unit should be secured to
back of the tank using the screws. Ensure the
fastening screws are tightened enough that
the light unit does not move.
9. Fill to the indicated water level on the side
aquarium with water. Ensure the correct
dosage of water conditioner (sold separately)
is used whenever adding new water to the
aquarium.
10. Ensure all power cables are dry and plug
the light and pump cables in at the power
outlet. Switch the power on.
Set Up Instructions
Maintenance
DAILY:
Feed your fish as per instructions on your fish
food container.
Check temperature
Ensure all equipment is running correctly.
Ensure there is sufficient water in the
aquarium. When the water level drops due to
evaporation the return pump will begin to suck
air, resulting in fine bubbles being distributed
through the aquarium. When topping up
evaporated water, always use dechlorinated
tap water or suitably filtered water.
WEEKLY:
Test water parameters including pH, ammonia,
nitrite, nitrate and carbonate hardness. Use
quality test kits, Aqua One have a range of
test kits (sold separately) which will allow you
to easily and accurately monitor your water
quality.
Some species require specific water
conditions. Please seek advice from your
marine aquarium specialist.
FORTNIGHTLY:
25% water change
What you will need: A bucket, gravel cleaner,
towel, and water conditioner. Fish do not
need to be removed while performing a water
change.
1. Wash your hands.
2. Check the pH and temperature of both the
