Seapora Aquarium 29 Gallons – 30x12x18
$63.29
$94.3
The Seapora Aquarium 29 Gallons model that has been made with the highest quality materials available. It includes a top and bottom injection molded frame for maximum support, diamond polished edges and black silicone for the joints. Technical information about the Seapora Aquarium 29 Gallons Dimensions (excluding frame) : 30″ x 12″ x 18″ Compatible items with the Seapora Aquarium 29 Gallons Canopy (sold separately) : Seapora Aquarium Canopy 30×12 Cabinet (sold separately) :Seapora Empress Cabinet 30×12 – Black Cabinet (sold separately) :Fluval Cabinet 30×12 How to Handle an Aquarium 1. Never lift or attempt to lift the aquarium from the top frame. 2. When carrying or moving the aquarium, be sure to only carry the aquarium from underneath, supporting the bottom at all times. 3. Never lift or move the aquarium unless the aquarium is completely empty. 4. Never lift the aquarium unless both hands and the aquarium are completely dry. 5. Metal algae scrapers or other abrasive substrates can scratch or damage the glass surface which is not covered under warranty, use at your own risk! Choosing the location Before you begin to set up your new aquarium, choose an appropriate location. Select a spot away from high-traffic areas and doorways, and away from direct sunlight. Exposure to sunlight will make it more difficult to regulate the temperature of the aquarium, and can cause excessive algae growth. Place the aquarium on a Seapora cabinet or on a cabinet that is designed and commercially manufactured for use with an aquarium of this size and weight. If a Seapora cabinet is not used, care must be taken to ensure that the cabinet is completely flat and level, and is capable of supporting the full weight of the tank without any flexing, bending or wobbling. Any movement or flexibility in the location can result in leaking seams or pressure cracks in the aquarium glass. A full aquarium will weigh approximately 9 pounds per gallon of aquarium capacity. The entire bottom frame must come in contact with the surface on which the aquarium sits. Any gaps between the surface and the frame can cause flexing and leakage later on. Make sure that the location you choose is near an electrical outlet. You will need to connect your light, filter and heater to an outlet. Also make sure the location is one you will be happy with for some time – moving an established aquarium can be a lot of work. Starting your aquarium Are you starting an aquarium projects? Here are some articles to help you in your first steps : 5 Things you need to Know Before Getting and Aquarium How to start a freshwater aquarium You already know the basics and want to know more? Explore our articles library. All the articles are written by Richelle Cloutier, one of our experts at the store, who spends a lot of time writing great articles and putting a lot of information in our product pages so that you can find all the information you need.
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