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biOrb Aquariums, Tanks & Bowls
CREATE YOUR HOME AQUARIUM
Explore kits, accessories and stylish aquariums with 5-step filtration.
Brighten up your home with the stylish and functional design of biOrb Aquariums, Tanks & Bowls. These aesthetically pleasing products offer a sleek environment for your fish while also providing practical benefits.
- Made from high-quality acrylic material, which is more durable than traditional glass tanks
- Equipped with an efficient filter cartridge system to ensure clean water and reduce maintenance efforts
- Includes energy-saving LED lighting options that mimic natural daylight cycles for your fish's comfort
- Advanced MCR (Multi-Coloured Remote) technology for customizable light settings to match any ambiance
- Utilizes ceramic media and filtration pumps for effective water circulation, ensuring a quiet and peaceful atmosphere in your living space
Investing in a biOrb aquarium allows a pet owner to enjoy the aquatic life within their homes without compromising on style or ease of use. Enhance both your interior décor and your fish's well-being with these modern, low-maintenance tank designs.
FAQs About biOrb Aquariums and Décor
Yes. Everything you need comes in the box, which makes it easy to keep fish with minimum fuss—especially for new aquarists. Plus, biOrb aquariums feature integrated LED lighting, easy feeding access and five-stage filtration to help your fish stay safe and healthy.
That depends on the size of your biOrb aquarium. Like any aquarium, you’ll need to reserve at least a gallon of water for each inch of fully grown fish you plan to stock. To prevent rapid spikes in ammonia and nitrite levels, it’s recommended that you introduce new fish to your biOrb very gradually—at a rate of one small fish every 28 days.
Standard biOrb aquariums are not suited for saltwater fishkeeping. However, biOrb does offer a Marine Service Kit as part of its line of aftercare products. Maintaining a saltwater aquarium in a biOrb tank is more involved than a freshwater aquarium, so consult the biOrb site for further instructions and details on how to undertake this modification safely.
You can shop a wide variety of lifelike artificial plants for your biOrb aquarium. To meet the needs of living plants, biOrb developed a specialized terrarium for plant life only called the biOrb AIR, which provides the correct humidity, light conditions and air supply plants need to thrive.
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