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AquaReady NF-1 Internal Nano Protein Skimmer
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The AquaReady NF-1 Internal Nano Protein Skimmer is designed for saltwater aquariums, providing efficient waste removal and improved water quality. Perfect for nano tanks, this skimmer boasts a small footprint, quiet operation, and easy maintenance. Keep your miniature marine environment pristine and your aquatic pets healthy with the powerful and reliable NF-1 Nano Protein Skimmer.
- - Efficient Filtration: Keep your saltwater aquarium crystal clear with our NF-1 protein skimmer, perfect for tanks up to 30 Gallons
- - Innovative Bubble Plate: Maximize filtration efficiency with our specially designed bubble plate maximizing air to water ratio and increasing dwell time for nutrient removal
- - Ultra Quiet Operation: Enjoy a serene aquatic environment thanks to the ultra-quiet pinwheel pump using only 2.8 watts
- - Adjustable & Versatile: Easy installation with the included magnetic in tank mount to fit your aquarium needs from new setups to established aquariums with heavy bio-loads. Max glass thickness of 1/2", recommended water level of 8-10"
- - High-Quality Build: Durable and reliable, ensuring long-lasting performance and improving water quality for your fish and coral
- - Footprint: 2.76" x 4.15"
- - Bioload Capacity: Heavy Bioload - 20 Gallons, Medium Bioload - 25 Gallons, Light Bioload - 30 Gallons
Specifications
| SKU | 3965983 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | AquaReady |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 5 LBS |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|
Item Dimensions
| Length | 2.76 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 13.39 IN |
| Width | 4.15 IN |
AquaReady is committed to sourcing and manufacturing only the products that will improve and facilitate the aquatic experience. All of our products come with complete videos and guides to put our customers on the path to success with installation and continued use of our products. Please see the AquaReady product page to find your guides.All of our products come with a 1-year warranty that covers defects due to manufacturing. If you are having trouble with your AquaReady product and need support, then please connect with our AquaReady Support Team.
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