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Waterbox
Waterbox
Fishkeeping can be such a relaxing and rewarding experience. Learning about the different species, their likes, dislikes and requirements to thrive makes for a great pastime. And their habitat can be a stunning display for your home or office—offering a view of the tranquil movements of your pets as they glide through their aquarium.
FAQs About Waterbox Fresh and Saltwater Aquariums
Currently, Waterbox is not accepting custom orders. However, Waterbox offers a plethora of ready to ship aquarium options!
Waterbox aquariums for sale are made of Starphire Ultra-Clear Glass, which is designed to help improve clarity, brightness and color fidelity. All Waterbox tanks feature a Water Etched Glass Overflow System. This allows pet parents to keep their aquarium 100% free of algae without using dirty plastic overflow boxes. They are also water tested to make sure they don’t leak.
Waterbox has a limited warranty that protects against defects for 24 months from the original date of purchase. Exclusions may apply.
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Waterbox: Freshwater & Saltwater Aquariums
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Type of food they eat Type of water to use
What kind of water fountain i can get for my cat?
How to do clean water which fill in aquarium if doesn't have water conditioner?
What do hermit crabs drink? Can they have bottled water, distilled water, spring water, or tap water?
What if you only have freshwater or saltwater what’s more needed
So I've been thinking about getting an axolotl, but I'm a bit confused as I've never had any type of aquarium. My question is: I've been told to get an Aquaclear 50 HBO filter (plus a sponge one for extra bio media), and to slow the flow by placing plants and things under it. But this specific model's slowest flow is 250 l/h, which might be too little for a 90l tank. But if I set it up to 370 or so (which I find would be the best), the flow might be too strong for the axie! Any solutions? <3
We are new to having aquariums, we really didn't realize so many things played a factor with the water. We currently have a 10 gallon tank but want to increase to a 29 gallon tank. We currently buy gallons of water but with the 29 gallon tank we really don't want to have to do that. We have well water with a salt filter. My levels from to tap was nitrate 10, nitrite 0, hardness 0, chlorine 0, alk 100, ph 7.. is my tap water safe even with the salt filter.
Whenever Nancy go to her water bowl she first act like she is digging or moving something near her water bowl then she drinks water... Her water bowl is made of transparent glass.... Why does she do like this? It looks funny too..i wanna know what she do?
Is this tank big enough/small enough to hold goldfish fry (these fish will not be in it we are just cleaning up there other tank)
Hi! I am a college student working on a "smart" dog food bowl. Our project aims to address epidemic of dog obesity, as 56% of dogs are overweight; this statistic indicates that there is room in the market for a food monitoring solution that would improve pet health in the long-run. The bowl would come equipped with a scale/sensor connected to an application that recommends servings. Do you think both water and food should be weighed? Or just food? Is there a value in weighing water like food?
Empty on one side and full on the other.
Is it suitable to make a 1 feet marine tank. What fish should i keep in it?